Randy Moss didn't attend the first two weeks of San Francisco's offseason program, but he arrived Monday in time for the first on-field coaching session. Matt Maiocco of Comcast SportsNet Bay Area reports that coach Jim Harbaugh suggested Moss spend the first two weeks at home. "It was eye opening," Moss said. "Today was the first day and we were moving so fast. Today felt like we'd been out here for a week or two." He will have to get up to speed fast. Barring injuries in front of him, Moss will have a difficult time just making the 49ers.

The younger brother of 49ers tight end Vernon Davis and Dolphins cornerback Vontae Davis has been arrested for assault in Washington, D.C. and is a suspect in the murder of a tourist. The Associated Press reports that Michael Davis, 19, was arrested and accused of striking a woman in the head with a hammer. Police are investigating whether he is also responsible for a series of similar attacks, including the killing of a 66-year-old man. Vernon Davis wrote the following on his verified Twitter account on Thursday night: "Just got a disturbing call from back home in washington dc. A good day gone bad! Hopefully he wasn’t involved!"

The 49ers drafted A.J. Jenkins late in the first round on Thursday night, a development that surprised even the Illinois wide receiver. Jenkins initially didn't believe it when San Francisco called him to let him know he was their selection. "I didn't know if they were joking or not because during the middle of the draft my cousin had called my phone, but he was playing with me. I thought it was another joke and it's just crazy," Jenkins said. "It was the 49ers. I was so lost for words. I was so out of words. I'm just like, wow, first round?" Jenkins said he had looked at mock drafts that had receivers like Rueben Randle and Stephen Hill going ahead of him, so he assumed he'd have to hear those names before he heard his own. "Yeah, that's been the speculation since the draft began," Jenkins said. "So, I just assumed watching the draft not really expecting to get called tonight honestly."

49ers running back Frank Gore will join receiver Randy Moss in missing the team's voluntary workouts, according to Jim Harbaugh. Gore, 28, is currently under contract through 2014 after receiving a three-year contract extension worth as much as $21 million last August. The seven-year veteran played in all 16 games in 2011, making his third Pro Bowl after rushing for 1,211 yards and eight touchdowns.

CEO Jed York stuck a gold shovel in the ground, planted his right foot on top and took a ceremonial step to plant the 49ers, and the NFL, into Silicon Valley. York hopes to open the stadium for the 2014 season and bid for the Super Bowl in 2016 and 2017 with hopes of landing one. The $1.2 billion project calls for a 68,500-seat stadium featuring 165 luxury suites. "I want this to be a showcase of technology that enhances the game experience," York said. "And I want it to be something unique to Northern California."

Apparently, there are no hard feelings on 49ers GM Trent Baalke's part regarding the Saints' targeting of San Francisco players in their bounty program. The GM recently reached out to suspended former New Orleans defensive coordinator Gregg Williams to discuss the matter. He and Williams worked together during the 2004 season in Washington and Baalke still considers him a friend. "I don't feel any differently about him today than I did 20 days ago," Baalke said.

Set to begin construction on a new stadium, the 49ers are planning to bid on the right to host Super Bowl L in 2016, according to a team source. The team is optimistic that its new venue, to be built in Santa Clara, Calif., will be finished in time for the team to play the 2014 season. The NFL mandates that teams play at least two complete seasons in their stadiums before they can host a title game.

Brandon Jacobs is hoping to get goal-line carries with the 49ers this season. "Well, being 25 or 35 pounds heavier than Frank [Gore], I'd hope I'll be the one to get it," Jacobs said. "But Frank has done great in that area the last seven years," he added. "We came into the league the same year. He's done great. He has no issue getting in. It's whatever is best for the team."

On the day that the Saints' brass will have their appeals heard for their roles in New Orleans' bounty system, damning audio has been released of Gregg Williams instructing his players to injure 49ers players in their playoff game last season. Williams did not appeal his indefinite suspension by the NFL. As first reported by Yahoo! Sports, documentary filmmaker Sean Pamphilon has released an audio recording that he says is a speech Williams gave to Saints players the night before the team lost to the 49ers in a playoff game in January.