Several sites are now saying that the 49ers will have seventh or eight pick in the draft.

Cardinals drive” Tarell Brown picks and goes 52 yards for a touchdown. Bartell threw the ball behind Roberts allowing Brown to score.

Cardinals drive: Three and out for the Cardinals. I’ve been focusing in on Bowman and he’s done a decent job, but he often seems to lose his balance, which isn’t good for a linebacker.

David White and I are trying to figure out the 49ers draft position. The best we can figure it fall somewhere between 4 and 7.

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Fourth-year cornerback Tarell Brown is looking to build on a 2009 season in which he totaled 40 tackles and two interceptions. 49ers.com recently caught up with the play-making defensive back to see how training camp is going and to find out more about him.

1. What was it like getting the keys to your city this offseason because of your charitable work?
It was cool; it was definitely an honor. It was something I never expected.

2. Did you receive your own day as well?
Yes I did, June 25 is Tarell Brown Day in Mesquite, Texas.

3. What types of things have you tried to accomplish through your foundation?
We do a lot of giving back. We do camps and we are going to do a food drive this year. We are going to give out some school supplies and we have a few more things lined up. We try to do a lot of things to help out the youth to get them on the right track and give them the opportunities to succeed.

4. You were the punt-pass-kick champion from Texas as a 9-year-old, who would be the punt-pass-kick champion on this current 49ers roster?
I don’t know if anybody still throws the ball besides the quarterbacks. So it would be a toss-up.

5. What’s your favorite part of training camp?
I just like the camaraderie amongst the guys and all the jokes. We come up with stuff to keep everybody entertained.
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Mesquite, TX – Today, the City of Mesquite presented current NFL player, Tarell Brown, with a proclamation for his contributions to the community. The “Tarell Brown Day” proclamation was presented by Mayor Pro Tem Bill Porter.

Brown, a member of the San Francisco 49ers, will host his third annual Celebrity Charity Weekend on June 25 and 26 in Mesquite. It will include a free basketball game featuring other NFL players, and a free football/cheerleading camp.

Brown is a 2003 graduate of North Mesquite High School and was a starting cornerback on the 2006 National Championship University of Texas football team. He was drafted in 2007 by the San Francisco 49ers and has completed his third season with the 49ers.

Current NFL Player and former North Mesquite High School football star Tarell Brown is presented a proclamation in honor of “Tarell Brown Day” by Mesquite Mayor Pro Tem Bill Porter at City Council Chambers, Friday, June 25, 2010, in Mesquite, TX. (City of Mesquite/Wayne Larson)

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE — May 27, 2010

MESQUITE, TEXAS – Tarell Brown, San Francisco 49ers cornerback and North Mesquite High School star alumnus, will host his 3^rd Annual Summer Sportsfest June 25-26. The weekend kicks off with a celebrity basketball game on Friday, June 25 in the North Mesquite High School gymnasium. Brown invited a number of NFL stars to face-off on the hardwood. Aaron Ross of the New York Giants, Michael Griffin of the Tennessee Titans, Allen Rossum of the Dallas Cowboys, Arnaz Battle of the Pittsburgh Steelers and others will be in attendance. Proceeds from the game benefit the Born Again Foundation. Lucky raffle winners will receive autographed memorabilia from the San Francisco 49ers, and at the end of the game, a drawing will be held to see who goes home with a new flatscreen television.

The wait is finally over! You can now register your budding football and cheerleading stars for Tarell Brown’s 3rd Annual Summer Sportsfest.

This year it’s bigger and better than ever. Things kick off Friday, June 25 with a celebrity basketball game in the gymnasium of North Mesquite High School. Tarell invited some of his NFL buddies to go toe to toe on the hardwood. Aaron Ross of the New York Giants, Michael Griffin of the Tennessee Titans, Allen Rossum of the Dallas Cowboys, Arnaz Battle of the Pittsburgh Steelers and others will be in attendance. If that wasn’t enough, you’ll want to purchase your raffle tickets to get in on the half time action. Autographed memorabilia from the San Francisco 49ers will go to some lucky winners. And at the end of the game, a drawing will be held to see who goes home with a brand new flatscreen TV! Buy your tickets for the Tarell Brown & Friends Celebrity Basketball Game, benefiting the Born Again Foundation, here: http://tbcelebgame.eventbrite.com/.

Saturday morning, have your young athletes report to Mesquite Memorial Stadium photos and sports fun with our hometown NFL star. As always, the camps are free and spots fill up quickly so register for your free ticket today! All participants will receive a free T-Shirt to commemorate the experience. Get your free tickets to the football and cheerleading camps here: http://tbsportsfest.eventbrite.com/.

Note: The registration pages for the basketball game and the camps are different. Registering for one does not place you on the list for the other.

Register today and tell a friend about Tarell’s Summer Sportsfest weekend, June 25-26, 2010 in Mesquite, Texas. Please direct questions to info@tarellbrown.net (sorry, that’s not Tarell’s personal email address, folks!)

If you or your business is interested in becoming a sponsor for the Sportsfest, contact Quia Querisma at info@smginteractive.net for more information.

Tarell celebrates the big 2-5 today. Here’s wishing him a happy birthday and a long career filled with successes!

The 49ers defense held wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald to only 22 yards receiving on the day. Anquan Boldin had only 40 yards through the air. Cornerback Tarell Brown was proud of how the defense played against a top tier passing attack.

“We give ourselves a lot of credit.  We worked real hard in practice, and we pay a lot of attention to details,” Brown said after the game. “Every day, we’re focusing a lot harder, and you can see it in all the guys.  We just want to go out there and show the world that we’re one of the top defenses in the league.”

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This was the 49ers’ defensive players’ opportunity to scream to the heavens that, yes, they are the determining factor in this team’s success, and yet they passed. No boasting, no chest-thumping, no “We always we knew we could make the Arizona Cardinals leave the ball on the ground seven times.”

There was a hint of “Monday Night Football” Syndrome, though, as best presented by nickel back Tarell Brown.

“We’re the only ones playing, the whole league is watching us, and it was good for us to show them what we could do,” he said after he and his mates put a breathtaking beatdown upon the Cardinals in San Francisco’s 24-9 victory Monday night. “We wanted to show we were good, that we could make a difference, and we did that.”