The 49ers aren't showing interest in Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter. "It's still hard for me to understand why San Francisco wouldn't ship one of its draft picks -- maybe the second -- to Philadelphia for Donovan McNabb," Schefter wrote. "To the best of my knowledge, unless people are bluffing, the 49ers are not interested in trading for McNabb. But put McNabb on the 49ers' roster and they become instant favorites to win the NFC West and as formidable as anyone in the NFC. Would really love to see that move, but that's not going to happen." The Raiders have emerged as the top suitor for McNabb.

The 49ers are sticking with quarterback Alex Smith. Some believed that Smith would fall out of favor with general manager Scot McCloughan out of town. Trent Baalke endorsed Smith as the starter and indicated no desire to trade for Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb. "Right now we're very comfortable with where we're at, and that's where we're going to leave it," Baalke said Friday of the quarterback position.

At least three teams are showing interest in free-agent cornerback Adam "Pacman" Jones, according to his agent. Agent Ray Savage said he hoped to set up in-person visits with the Lions, 49ers and Bengals in the near future. "Nothing's imminent, and I'm hopeful to schedule visits here in the next week or two," said Savage.

The 49ers have re-signed offensive lineman Barry Sims to a one-year contract. The contract is worth up to $2.1 million with incentives, according to a league source. Sims is an 11-year NFL veteran who spent the past two seasons with San Francisco.

The 49ers have officially fired general manager Scot McCloughan. San Francisco team president Jed York broke his silence amid rumors by announcing a "mutual parting" with the team's top personnel man since 2005. "It's difficult, because I care about Scot. It's never easy to part ways with someone you consider a friend," York said. "But this was in the best interests of Scot and the 49ers."

49ers president Jed York will discuss the organization's future amid reports that GM Scot McCloughan has left the franchise. The team says York will hold a conference call Monday evening but declined to offer specifics, according to an ESPN.com report.

49ers quarterback Alex Smith had a full-supporter in personnel director Scot McCloughan. McCloughan always defended Smith privately and publicly, but now that he is expected to leave the young quarterback may be on shaky ground. The San Jose Mercury News writes that there may be more support for a change at quarterback with McCloughan no longer standing in the way.

The 49ers met privately with free-agent cornerback Adam "Pacman" Jones prior to his pro-day style workout for NFL scouts on Friday. Jones was also scheduled to meet with the Lions on Friday morning, according to a report on NFL.com. A league source confirmed to ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter that Jones did work out for teams Friday in New Orleans. In addition to Detroit and San Francisco, Jacksonville and New Orleans are believed to have attended the workout.

San Francisco's director of player personnel Trent Baalke will lead the 49ers into a critical draft in which the team is scheduled to have the 13th and 17th overall picks, according to a league source. Baalke has a strong reputation around the league and many expect that San Francisco will be able to march on successfully. He is recognized as a strong and capable talent evaluator. The 49ers and Scot McCloughan must also figure out a resolution as to their current situation before any other issues can be addressed. Sources said McCloughan has been dealing with personal issues and the 49ers want him to be able to concentrate on those indefinitely.

Leading up to the pro-day style workout Adam "Pacman" Jones is reported to be holding on Friday for NFL scouts, the cornerback privately met with the 49ers last week, according to NFL.com. Jones is also scheduled to meet with the Lions on Friday morning, according to the report. The workout will reportedly be held in New Orleans following Tulane's pro day. According to NFL.com, the 49ers, Lions, Jaguars and Saints will be at the workout.