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Ex-49er DB R.W. McQuarters shot
hope he is okay.
Interesting take on pass rushing - productivity - 49ers best?
by jtoj on Nov 19, 2010 3:23 PM EST
on Niners Nation
Take a look at these charts from Pro Football Focus
While I think the sample size for our guys at this website tells the tale that we like to rotate them and play them in certain situations (apart from Justin Smith, who we all know is a never-stopping animal on permanent beastmode), it's still pretty impressive that we can get that much productivity from our main three pass rushers. I don't think it surprises anyone, but I think people don't realize just how effective our guys really are. I think our pass rusher's usefullness just isn't prevalent because of how many times we get burned when we don't rush the passer and step back into coverage. Either way, three of the most productive LBs and one DL in the top ten in their respective positions is pretty dominant.
Thoughts?
5 commentsHigh Res Photos?
Anyone got any websites with high resolution photos of the on field celebrations? I'm trying to make a bomb-ass wallpaper.
Looking for High Res Photos.
Niners Nation (and I !!!!) get a name drop on ESPN
in their Ultimate Standings thing.
This is sweet!
Stafford to Lions done, 41 mil guaranteed
WOW
Fooch's Note: Apparently the Broncos have indicated they won't trade up for Mark Sanchez.
49ers.com : catching up with Merton Hanks!
Merton : My favorite 49er of all time.
So it looks like this Santa Clara Stadium might go through
Of course, I'd like for the San Francisco 49ers to stay in San Francisco, but Newsom has created such a bad situation for the team, that this seems like a certainty. I just hope they don't change the name........
Jason Taylor Released, Pursue?
by jtoj on Mar 2, 2009 4:43 PM EST
on Niners Nation
Press Release - The Washington Redskins announced today that they have released defensive end Jason Taylor.
In 2008, his lone season with the club, Taylor started eight of the 13 games in which he played. He totaled 36 tackles, 3.5 sacks and nine passes defensed.
"Jason Taylor was a real professional during his time with the Redskins," Head Coach Jim Zorn said. "He played hurt, but still gave his best effort to be prepared and play hard every week. We wish him and his family the very best.
Thoughts? Should we pursue? Would we still have the money if this Warner thing goes through??I still think he has some left in the tank.
Fishing Boat with NFL Players Missing (UPDATED 3/2 12:37pm)
by jtoj on Mar 2, 2009 3:37 PM EST
on Niners Nation
From ABC comes a scary story out of Florida. Three NFL players are on a fishing boat that is missing off the Gulf Coast in Clearwater.
One reportedly plays for the Lions, and another plays for the Raiders.
A 21-foot boat with four passengers left from Clearwater Pass at 6:30 a.m. EST on Saturday. It was due to return after dark but never arrived.
A friend called the Coast Guard at 1:30 a.m. EST on Sunday and reported the boat missing.
Per the report, officials say that the Gulf waters are extremely choppy and that it’s believed the boat is in distress.
Scary Story here, it says one for the Lions and one for the Raiders, be the third one 49ers or not, let's hope this turns out for the better.
Scary stuff indeed.
FOOCH'S NOTE: 5-0 opened another thread but I'm just moving it to this to keep it in one thread:
UPDATE: According to FOX 13 in Tampa, Smith, Cooper, and Bleakley were wearing life jackets. Let's hope the Coast Guard can find them as well.
UPDATE II: Schuyler is in serious condition, but he was conscious and had a life vest on when the Coast Guard rescued him. Apparently the boat was anchored when it flipped over. Schuyler clung on to the boat until he was rescued. There are still no updates on the other three missing men.
UPDATE III: From FOX News:
Schuyler reportedly told authorities that all of the boaters were alive and together at about 2 a.m., but somewhow got separated.
A Coast Guard spokesman told FOX News that they were optimistic the remaining boaters, who are believed to be wearing life jackets, would be found alive. Weather conditions had also calmed down.
The San Francisco 49ers were losing badly through 30 minutes of play on Sunday against the Seahawks. And interim coach Mike Singletary pulled no punches during his first halftime speech -- but he did pull down his pants.
I used my pants to illustrate that we were getting our tails whipped on Sunday and how humiliating that should feel for all of us. I needed to do something to dramatize my point; there were other ways I could have done it but I think this got the message across.
-- Mike Singletary
A team spokesman Thursday confirmed a report by Arizona radio station XTRA's Mike Jurecki that Singletary dropped his pants in front of his team at halftime.
"He was just dramatizing how embarrassing it was," 49ers director of public relations Aaron Salkin said.
The halftime talk went something along the lines of "We're getting our tails whipped out there, now let's get back out there," according to Salkin.
Singletary is not available to the media until Monday, but he did issue this statement: "I used my pants to illustrate that we were getting our tails whipped on Sunday and how humiliating that should feel for all of us. I needed to do something to dramatize my point; there were other ways I could have done it but I think this got the message across. I am excited about having the team back at practice on Monday so we can get back to work."
NFC West blog
Mike Singletary risks becoming a punch line in NFL locker rooms -- if he isn't one already, Mike Sando writes. Blog
• Blogs: NFC West | NFL
When asked if Singletary is embarrassed by the incident, Salkin said, "There are other ways he could've done it. He knows that."
Singletary was wearing boxers.
And the animated halftime talk didn't seem to work so well. The 49ers trailed 20-3 at halftime, and lost 34-13.
News flash: Belichick knows his stuff
You think the Patriots are going to be prepared to face the 49ers on Sunday?
Patriots Bill Belichick has an incredible football mind. He demonstrated on Wednesday when the Boston-area media asked about . . . whether it's one of those things where they have to see [the 49ers] on the field to accurately be able to judge their speed and quickness.
. . .
"To a certain extent. Also the scheme and how they are going to play us . . . You can certainly prepare for it and that is a good part of the preparation. But until you see it live, it's a little different.
"We have seen a lot of these players -- defensively, the whole secondary. Donald Strickland was in Indianapolis. Michael Lewis was at Philadelphia and Mark Roman was in Cincinnati. Nate Clements, we saw a lot of in Buffalo. Walt Harris was at Indianapolis and Chicago. We have seen Justin Smith. We have certainly seen Takeo Spikes and (Aubrayo) Franklin.
. . .
Belichick mentioned 15 players on the 49ers roster. And, furthermore, he did it all without notes.
. . .
Meanwhile, Mike Nolan mentioned one Patriots player by name today. Well, he said "Wesley Walker," but I'm pretty sure he meant Wes Welker.
Semi-OT: GSoMers @ UC Davis
by jtoj on Sep 25, 2008 8:24 PM EDT
on Golden State Of Mind
Any of you all up here?
I just got here as an incoming freshmen, was wondering............
49ers CB Shawntae Spencer to IR, Season Done
by jtoj on Sep 23, 2008 9:39 PM EDT
on Niners Nation
EDITOR'S NOTE 6:40PM - I received a text about this and was planning on posting something, so I'll just promote this FanPost. I made a couple changes in the article as copyright laws prohibit posting the entire article. While it sucks to lose Spencer at least the situation is resolved. I'll post my own thoughts in more detail in the comments, but this could be the kind of break that gets Tarell Brown significantly more playing time.
http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=3605401&campaign=rss&source=NFLHeadlines
San Francisco 49ers cornerback Shawntae Spencer will miss the rest of the season with a torn ligament in his left knee.
Spencer
Spencer, a fifth-year pro, will be placed on injured reserve soon after undergoing surgery Wednesday to repair the ligament. He injured his knee late in the 49ers' road victory at Seattle on Sept. 14, and missed last week's victory over Detroit.
. . .
Tarell Brown and Donald Strickland will compete to replace Spencer with the 49ers, who kept 12 defensive backs on their 53-man roster to start the season.
Boo Injuries!!!!!
Tomsula Getting Creative
... it just might work.
Offseason Fun
While we contemplate how many sacks Ellis will get this year, or whether our secondary will hold, we still have to wait until camps start. So, what's better than to spend your time on this cool little football mmorpg creating a player from the ground up, signing him to teams, playing in simulated games, and adding attributes after leveling up. This things a blast!
Geaux Saints!!
Offseason Fun
Just like Fast Willie and Mendenhall kicking it off, we've had a pretty nice offseason. So, what's better than to spend your time on this cool little football mmorpg creating a player from the ground up, signing him to teams, playing in simulated games, and adding attributes after leveling up. This things a blast!
Offseason Fun
Now with a RB to get excited about in JonStew, it seems like we have nothing left to do until camps start up again. So, what's better than to spend your time on this cool little football mmorpg creating a player from the ground up, signing him to teams, playing in simulated games, and adding attributes after leveling up. This things a blast!
Offseason Fun
Now, with a Long (haha) offseason left until the camps start up again, it seems that we have nothing left to talk about. So, what's better than to spend your time on this cool little football mmorpg creating a player from the ground up, signing him to teams, playing in simulated games, and adding attributes after leveling up. This things a blast!
Offseason Fun
With Ro set to join the team again after an unsuccessful coup with the great Al Davis, now we have nothing to talk about for a month until camp starts up again. So, what's better than to spend your time on this cool little football mmorpg creating a player from the ground up, signing him to teams, playing in simulated games, and adding attributes after leveling up. This things a blast!
Offseason Fun
Now that the camps are starting for our Iggles, we can relax for now. Try out this neat football mmorpg. Create your own player, train him, and rise him to the top!
Offseason Fun
With a (very) successful draft, this offseason has gone off to a great start. Now, try this cool football mmorpg. Create your own player, give him attributes, and win games!
Offseason fun
Now that our o-line is secure with Long, we can relax and have a little fun this offseason. try out this neat-o football mmorpg where you create your own player and train him with whatever attributes you want.
Offseason Fun
Well, since Grossman's replacement wasn't drafted, there's not much to do now being a NFL fan. Try out this new football mmorpg for fun and entertainment during this dull offseason filled with baseball and the likes.
Offseason fun
Now that the draft is done, there's not much to do besides buying that new Jared Allen jersey. except this neat-o football mmorpg.
Offseason Fun
Try it! A great new MMORPG
Offseason Boredom
Yay baseball? Naw.
Jason Taylor
by jtoj on Apr 1, 2008 10:55 AM EDT
on Niners Nation
Dunno how to put this in block quotes or link thus URL.
http://miamijournal.problitz.com/sports/dolphins/20080401-Taylor-Trade.html
Cool Football MMORPG
by jtoj on Mar 31, 2008 3:00 AM EDT
on Niners Nation
Dunno if this is allowed so Fooch delete it if you must.....
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