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June 6, 2011

List of players at Camp Smith

Here's the list of 49ers players who attended today's offensive minicamp. Some notable no-shows were Frank Gore, whom Alex Smith indicated would take part and who could show up later this week, and offensive lineman Adam Snyder, who has heretofore been a stalwart at the 49ers' workouts at San Jose State. (According to Tweets from Joe Staley, both Snyder and Adam Kilgore will join the sessions on Tuesday).

Quarterbacks
Alex Smith
David Carr
Colin Kaepernick*

Running backs
Anthony Dixon
Kendall Hunter*
Moran Norris

Wide receivers
Michael Crabtree
Ted Ginn
Ronald Johnson*
Kevin Jurovich
Josh Morgan
Kyle Williams
Dominique Zeigler (is running after ACL injury, but not yet running pass routes).

Tight ends
Nate Byham
Vernon Davis
Delanie Walker

Offensive linemen
Anthony Davis
Mike Iupati
Mike Person*
Joe Staley
*Daniel Kilgore's agent said his client would be on hand this week.

In addition, there were five defensive linemen present. They, however, are part of the group that regularly works out at San Jose State and did not take part in any of Monday's practice drills with the offensive players. They are:

OLB Parys Haralson
DL Ray McDonald
DL Justin Smith
DL Isaac Sopoaga
S Curtis Taylor

* draft pick

-- Matt Barrows

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