Chris Martin being mentioned to replace 49ers Anthony Davis

[Boston.Knight2]

*Chris Martin (6-5, 303, 1st year): Undrafted a year ago out of Central Florida, Martin spent training camp last year with the Houston Texans, then served on the New England Patriots’ and Texans’ practice squads before landing on the 49ers’ in December. Among the 49ers he’s bonded with is outside linebacker Aaron Lynch.

http://blogs.mercurynews.com/49ers/...s-to-replace-rt-anthony-davis/comment-page-1/

 

[Boston.Knight2]

Common, ain't noody gonna give Chris Martin some love? Guy was a baller for UCF.

 

[HammerB08]

Rooting for him, but he did befriend a USF'er per that report.

 

[Boston.Knight2]

You kidding? Aaron Lynch is UCF's best friend. He proved what a mess that program is by words and actions, and any talented player should stay away.

 

[Ucfmikes]

Any offensive lineman that blew Baylor off the ball in the 2013 Fiesta Bowl automatically is a UCF baller for life in my book. It was a thing of beauty and will never be forgotten. Best of luck to him!

 

[pittstoner74]

he isnt replacing a starter...he may make the team now...but not going to be starter...I think Boone replaces him.

 

[Shark19]

*Chris Martin (6-5, 303, 1st year): Undrafted a year ago out of Central Florida, Martin spent training camp last year with the Houston Texans, then served on the New England Patriots’ and Texans’ practice squads before landing on the 49ers’ in December. Among the 49ers he’s bonded with is outside linebacker Aaron Lynch.

http://blogs.mercurynews.com/49ers/...s-to-replace-rt-anthony-davis/comment-page-1/

Goes to show you how useless these May/June stories are as Martin was cut today

 

[KnightMatt8]

Goes to show you how useless these May/June stories are as Martin was cut today

Odds are, very few of our free agents from UCF will make it onto NFL rosters. The same can be said for any school. That's the unfortunate reality. The good news is that there are more former UCF players in the NFL now than there were before a number of good things happened to the program (George O'Leary's hiring, the new facilities being built, the changes in conference, etc.).