Jed York tweets Dashon Goldson

The franchise tag deadline came and went earlier today and not long after the deadline Dashon Goldson tweeted he feelings on not receiving the tag.

Thank you jesus. Now fly like a bird #hawk

— Dashon Goldson(@thehawk38) March 4, 2013

Goldson then immediately followed that tweet up with the following.

I’m very thankful I didn’t get the franchise tag again but still hopeful this means something long term with the San Francisco 49ers!

— Dashon Goldson(@thehawk38) March 4, 2013

That tweet certainly got the attention of a very important person in the 49ers organization. CEO Jed York responded to Goldson’s tweet, by saying he hopes a deal can be done.

@thehawk38 hope we can get something done

— Jed York (@JedYork) March 5, 2013

As I was reading the tweet from Jed, I noticed a tweet from someone I followed who was thinking the same exact thing I was regarding Jed’s tweet. Ruthless Sports Guy had the following to say and I couldn’t agree more.

Here’s my theory re: Jed York’s tweet to Goldson. He has no control over whether the Hawk comes back or not. He uses social media to say…

— Ruthless Sports Guy (@Ruthless_Sports) March 5, 2013

…he hopes a deal gets done, appeals to Hawk fans. Let Baalke be the “bad guy.” Fans will forgive Baalke with his next good move.

— Ruthless Sports Guy (@Ruthless_Sports) March 5, 2013

York knows what he’s doing. Repairing 10 years of bad blood that his Dad did little to repair.

— Ruthless Sports Guy (@Ruthless_Sports) March 5, 2013

Well played Jed, well played.