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    Jerry Rice was on the sideline for much of the second half of yesterday’s game.
    Uh oh. Has Rice unwillingly accepted the reduced role that Tim Brown didn’t want? Rice watched Doug Gabriel and Alvis Whitted of all people from the bench. His lack of speed may make him a part-timer this season. He’s a candidate to be dropped in fantasy leagues.
  • SF Wide Receiver
    Jerry Rice is accepting the fact that he’ll play a secondary role in the Oakland offense.
    Rice admitted that he’s taking away from playing time for Doug Gabriel, Alvis Whitted, and Ronald Curry, and that they deserve chances. He looks safe to drop if you’ve got options in fantasy leagues.
  • SF Wide Receiver
    Jerry Rice told Sacramento radio station KHTK on Tuesday that his days with Oakland may be numbered.
    “When rumors get started like that, something is going on,” Rice said. “I don’t know how much longer I’ll be wearing the silver and black.
  • SF Wide Receiver
    The Raiders are reportedly shopping Jerry Rice ahead of the trading deadline.
    The Lions are among the many teams not interested.
  • SF Wide Receiver
    The Raiders have given Jerry Rice’s agent, Jim Steiner, permission to shop the wide receiver before Tuesday’s trade deadline.
    Seattle and Detroit are long-shot possibilities for Rice. He could still be granted a release if he is not traded.
  • SF Wide Receiver
    Jerry Rice will play split end, not flanker, as a member of the Seahawks.
    This sets up Rice to replace Koren Robinson when K-Rob is suspended by the league. While Rice has played flanker for most of his 20-year career, Darrell Jackson has the position in Seattle. Rice will have some fantasy value when he becomes a starter.
  • SF Wide Receiver
    The 49ers are reportedly interested in offering Jerry Rice a supporting role in their offense next season.
    It would be surprising to see the 42-year old eager to join a team in rebuilding mode.
  • SF Wide Receiver
    The Seahawks dismissed any Jerry Rice trade rumors.
    Rice is not a great fit in Seattle, where the Seahawks have three solid receivers. He may not be a great fit anywhere.
  • SF Wide Receiver
    Jerry Rice met with Raiders owner Al Davis about possibly trading him.
    Any other player in the NFL would be getting killed in the media for this type of selfish grandstanding. A trade still looks like a longshot. A release is possible.
  • SF Wide Receiver
    Jerry Rice says his recovered sprained ankle was key towards his breakout game a week ago.
    We’re skeptical about Rice as a fantasy option, but he’ll have plenty of opportunity to make an impact.