Torrey Smith is happy to be a member of the 49ers.
On Thursday morning, he took to Twitter to let that be known.
When a follower tweeted, "I could be wrong, but @TorreySmithWR tweets really give off the vibe that he wishes he was still in Baltimore, right?" Smith issued the following response:
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SIGN UP HERE "You are wrong haha I'm happy where I am....I still have all the love for the Ravens and Baltimore though."
The Ravens selected Smith in the second round (58th overall) of the 2011 draft.
Over four seasons in Baltimore, he racked up 213 catches for 3591 yards and 30 touchdowns.
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Smith signed a 5-year, $40 million deal with the 49ers last March, and did not produce big numbers in Year 1.
He registered career-lows in catches (33), yards (663) and touchdowns (4).
"I have very high expectations for myself," Smith explained during Super Bowl week. "It's no secret that this year was very disappointing. But I didn't really have the ball as much as I'm used to either ... I feel like if I'm used more, and I'm incorporated into the game, then I'll do what I'm supposed to do."