[Mick]

Having attended some football and 400-500 baseball games at candlestick I can say a dump. 

Kinda neat when I was a teen year one. But a down grade from seals stadium.

The Yorks suck but today being $73m below the cap is the problem.  Profit before wins

That cap room is a direct result of years and years of bad Baalke drafts.  No long term contracts equals plenty of cap room.  Or figure it this way...they've signed sixteen free agents and they still have all that cap room.  Here's the cap table;

San Francisco 49ers Cap Totals 
  Adjusted Salary Cap
$204,883,035

Active Contracts:
$132,888,033

Dead Cap:
$13,121,526

Draft Pool Cap:
$10,999,235

2016 Rollover:
$38,708,916

Total (All):
$146,009,559

Total (Top 51+Pool):
$145,668,794

Total (Top 51):
$134,669,559

Est. Cap Space (All):
$58,873,476

Est. Cap Space (Top 51+Pool):
$59,214,241

Est. Cap Space (Top 51):
$70,213,476

[Mick]

Having attended some football and 400-500 baseball games at candlestick I can say a dump. 

Kinda neat when I was a teen year one. But a down grade from seals stadium.

The Yorks suck but today being $73m below the cap is the problem.  Profit before wins

That cap room is a direct result of years and years of bad Baalke drafts.  No long term contracts equals plenty of cap room.  Or figure it this way...they've signed sixteen free agents and they still have all that cap room.  Here's the cap table;

San Francisco 49ers Cap Totals 
  Adjusted Salary Cap
$204,883,035

Active Contracts:
$132,888,033

Dead Cap:
$13,121,526

Draft Pool Cap:
$10,999,235

2016 Rollover:
$38,708,916

Total (All):
$146,009,559

Total (Top 51+Pool):
$145,668,794

Total (Top 51):
$134,669,559

Est. Cap Space (All):
$58,873,476

Est. Cap Space (Top 51+Pool):
$59,214,241

Est. Cap Space (Top 51):
$70,213,476