49ers trade cornerback Kenneth Acker to the Chiefs, most likely a conditional draft p
 

49ers trade cornerback Kenneth Acker to the Chiefs, most likely a conditional draft pick, according to a league source


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Bad sign for the rookies we drafted.

49ers traded CB Kenneth Acker to Chiefs for a seventh-round pick in 2018, per source.

-schefter


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FIRE IN THA HOLE!

https://twitter.com/terezpaylor/stat...34998919897088


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49ner to Chiefs pipeline continues to flow....

65 tackles and 3 INT's last year

Who cares.

Indeed.

Hopefully, it's Chip Kelly once again dumping talented players...

http://www.oregonlive.com/nfl/index....b_kenneth.html

March 15, 2016 at 11:32 AM

San Francisco 49ers cornerback Kenneth Acker earned an extra $273,631 due to his increased playing time in 2015. The former Grant High Generals star started 14 games and saw action on 62.44 percent of the team's defensive snaps during the season, and he was the 49ers top earner for the bonus.

San Francisco 49ers cornerback Kenneth Acker's solid play earned him increased playing time during the 2015 season. The increased playing time resulted in a big bonus.

The second-year pro and former Grant High Generals star earned an extra $273,631 due to his playing time. Acker started 14 games and saw action on 62.44 percent of the team's defensive snaps during the season, and he was the 49ers top earner for the bonus, according to the NFL Management Council.

Acker, the 49ers' sixth-round selection (180th overall) out of Southern Methodist in the 2014 NFL Draft, played in his first season in 2015 after missing the 2014 season with a foot injury. He finished with 65 tackles and three interceptions in 2015.

San Francisco and former Oregon star defensive lineman Arik Armstead earned an extra $34,981 after playing in 30.30 percent of defensive plays in 2015. Armstead finished the season with 19 tackles and two sacks in 16 games in 2015.

Performance-based pay divides a pool of $3.633 million for each team and each player receives a share. The payments for each player are determined by playing time and a player's salary. The players earning the least and playing the most receive larger bonuses.

The secondary is fill with inexperienced 1st and 2nd year players and you don't care?

WTF?

Gaines is still nursing his vagina?

49erfication of the Chiefs continues.

Hope it's not like when we soaked the Seahawks out of their 5th rounder for Kelcie McCray