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Aldon Smith is a god damm phenomena and I still remember saying who the fuck is that when we drafted him lol
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49ers waived RB Brandon Jacobs.
30-year-old Jacobs' unsuccessful and brief tenure as a Niner ends after just five carries for seven yards in two appearances. Even after Kendall Hunter tore his Achilles' tendon, Jacobs failed to earn a role, being bypassed on the depth chart by LaMichael James and Anthony Dixon. There is speculation in New York that Jacobs could be claimed off waivers by his former team, the Giants.
yeah maybe saying before sunday's game on instagram or facebook or where ever he said it that "he's rotting away on this team" and that this "is the worst year ever" and posting pics of urself on the giants wasn't the best idea
EDIT: even better, reports are now saying he's been suspended for the last 3 games, so that he couldnt sign with another team and play against the Niners. smart move.
30-year-old Jacobs' unsuccessful and brief tenure as a Niner ends after just five carries for seven yards in two appearances. Even after Kendall Hunter tore his Achilles' tendon, Jacobs failed to earn a role, being bypassed on the depth chart by LaMichael James and Anthony Dixon. There is speculation in New York that Jacobs could be claimed off waivers by his former team, the Giants.
yeah maybe saying before sunday's game on instagram or facebook or where ever he said it that "he's rotting away on this team" and that this "is the worst year ever" and posting pics of urself on the giants wasn't the best idea
EDIT: even better, reports are now saying he's been suspended for the last 3 games, so that he couldnt sign with another team and play against the Niners. smart move.
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Lmao fuck that faggot. I didn't like that we signed him in the first place. At least now he can go back to sucking Tom Coughlin's dick
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He knew what he signed up for, would like to have seen more of him, I kinda feel where hes comin from bcuz RB's have an accelerated shelf life but hella happy we suspended his emo ass bcuz we woulda seen him in the playoffs in a NYGiants uniform
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ESPN's Chris Mortensen reported on Monday Night Countdown that suspended RB Brandon Jacobs will file a grievance against the 49ers in hopes of having his three-game ban lifted.
The incident that led to his season-ending suspension was apparently Jacobs writing on his Instagram account that he's "rotting away with the 49ers." Jacobs is now seeking his release from San Francisco in hopes of resurfacing with the Giants. The NFL Players Association will file the grievance on Jacobs' behalf.
The incident that led to his season-ending suspension was apparently Jacobs writing on his Instagram account that he's "rotting away with the 49ers." Jacobs is now seeking his release from San Francisco in hopes of resurfacing with the Giants. The NFL Players Association will file the grievance on Jacobs' behalf.
mind blowing stats for week 15..
A team's worth of production
San Francisco 49ers linebacker Aldon Smith has as many sacks in the last six games (14) as the Jacksonville Jaguars have all season. Smith -- who has 19.5 sacks on the season -- is three sacks away from tying Michael Strahan's record mark of 22.5 set in 2001.
A team's worth of production
San Francisco 49ers linebacker Aldon Smith has as many sacks in the last six games (14) as the Jacksonville Jaguars have all season. Smith -- who has 19.5 sacks on the season -- is three sacks away from tying Michael Strahan's record mark of 22.5 set in 2001.
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He's signed through 2014, with a team option in 2015. So the 4ers don't have to worry about him for a few years. The players I'm worried about are Anthony Davis and Mike Iupati.
FREE AGENTS
After 2012
RB Brandon Jacobs
WR Randy Moss
WR Ted Ginn Jr.
WR Ricardo Lockette
TE Delanie Walker
RG Leonard Davis
LT Al Netter (EFA)
RT Kenny Wiggins (EFA)
DE Tony Jerod-Eddie (EFA)
NT Isaac Sopoaga
NT/DE Ricky Jean Francois
OLB Clark Haggans
OLB Cam Johnson (EFA)
ILB Larry Grant
ILB Tavares Gooden
ILB Michael Wilhoite (EFA)
CB Tramaine Brock (RFA)
FS Dashon Goldson
FS Michael Thomas (EFA)
FS Eddie Whitley (EFA)
SS Darcel McBath (RFA)
After 2013
QB Scott Tolzien (RFA)
FB Anthony Dixon
FB/DE Will Tukuafu (RFA)
WR Kyle Williams
TE/DE Demarcus Dobbs (RFA)
C Jonathan Goodwin
DE Justin Smith
NT Ian Williams (RFA)
OLB Parys Haralson
CB Tarell Brown
CB Perrish Cox (RFA)
SS Donte Whitner
PK David Akers
After 2014
QB Alex Smith
QB Colin Kaepernick
RB Frank Gore
RB Kendall Hunter
RB Jewell Hampton (RFA)
FB Bruce Miller
WR Michael Crabtree
TE Garrett Celek (RFA)
C Daniel Kilgore
LG Mike Iupati
RT Anthony Davis
OLB Aldon Smith (Team has option for 2015 season)
CB Chris Culliver
FS C.J. Spillman
LS Brian Jennings
After 2015
RB LaMichael James
WR A.J. Jenkins (Team has option for 2016 season)
TE Vernon Davis
LG Joe Looney
RG Alex Boone
DE Ray McDonald
OLB Darius Fleming (RFA)
CB Carlos Rogers
SS Trenton Robinson
After 2016
ILB Patrick Willis
After 2017
LT Joe Staley
OLB Ahmad Brooks
After 2018
ILB NaVorro Bowman
FREE AGENTS
After 2012
RB Brandon Jacobs
WR Randy Moss
WR Ted Ginn Jr.
WR Ricardo Lockette
TE Delanie Walker
RG Leonard Davis
LT Al Netter (EFA)
RT Kenny Wiggins (EFA)
DE Tony Jerod-Eddie (EFA)
NT Isaac Sopoaga
NT/DE Ricky Jean Francois
OLB Clark Haggans
OLB Cam Johnson (EFA)
ILB Larry Grant
ILB Tavares Gooden
ILB Michael Wilhoite (EFA)
CB Tramaine Brock (RFA)
FS Dashon Goldson
FS Michael Thomas (EFA)
FS Eddie Whitley (EFA)
SS Darcel McBath (RFA)
After 2013
QB Scott Tolzien (RFA)
FB Anthony Dixon
FB/DE Will Tukuafu (RFA)
WR Kyle Williams
TE/DE Demarcus Dobbs (RFA)
C Jonathan Goodwin
DE Justin Smith
NT Ian Williams (RFA)
OLB Parys Haralson
CB Tarell Brown
CB Perrish Cox (RFA)
SS Donte Whitner
PK David Akers
After 2014
QB Alex Smith
QB Colin Kaepernick
RB Frank Gore
RB Kendall Hunter
RB Jewell Hampton (RFA)
FB Bruce Miller
WR Michael Crabtree
TE Garrett Celek (RFA)
C Daniel Kilgore
LG Mike Iupati
RT Anthony Davis
OLB Aldon Smith (Team has option for 2015 season)
CB Chris Culliver
FS C.J. Spillman
LS Brian Jennings
After 2015
RB LaMichael James
WR A.J. Jenkins (Team has option for 2016 season)
TE Vernon Davis
LG Joe Looney
RG Alex Boone
DE Ray McDonald
OLB Darius Fleming (RFA)
CB Carlos Rogers
SS Trenton Robinson
After 2016
ILB Patrick Willis
After 2017
LT Joe Staley
OLB Ahmad Brooks
After 2018
ILB NaVorro Bowman
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Colin Kaepernick takes NFC offensive player of the week
Posted by Josh Alper on December 19, 2012, 10:46 AM EST
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Plenty of people were surprised when 49ers coach Jim Harbaugh decided to change horses in the middle of the season and switch to Colin Kaepernick as his starting quarterback, but there’s less disbelief about his choice right now.
Kaepernick has been named the NFC offensive player of the week after becoming the third quarterback in history to throw four touchdown passes at Gilette Stadium in Sunday night’s 41-34 win against the Patriots. In doing so, he outdueled another member of that club in Tom Brady.
Kaepernick was 14-of-25 for 216 yards overall in the game, which saw the 49ers roar to a 31-3 lead before giving it all back to the Patriots. On the 49ers’ first offensive play after the Patriots tied the game, Kaepernick hit Michael Crabtree with a pass that the receiver was able to turn into a 38-yard touchdown that put the 49ers back in front for good.
There were an impressive list of candidates in the NFC this week, including Tony Romo, Adrian Peterson and Russell Wilson. Kaepernick took home the honor by continuing to make Harbaugh’s move look like one of the smartest of the year.
Posted by Josh Alper on December 19, 2012, 10:46 AM EST
San Francisco 49ers v St. Louis Rams Getty Images
Plenty of people were surprised when 49ers coach Jim Harbaugh decided to change horses in the middle of the season and switch to Colin Kaepernick as his starting quarterback, but there’s less disbelief about his choice right now.
Kaepernick has been named the NFC offensive player of the week after becoming the third quarterback in history to throw four touchdown passes at Gilette Stadium in Sunday night’s 41-34 win against the Patriots. In doing so, he outdueled another member of that club in Tom Brady.
Kaepernick was 14-of-25 for 216 yards overall in the game, which saw the 49ers roar to a 31-3 lead before giving it all back to the Patriots. On the 49ers’ first offensive play after the Patriots tied the game, Kaepernick hit Michael Crabtree with a pass that the receiver was able to turn into a 38-yard touchdown that put the 49ers back in front for good.
There were an impressive list of candidates in the NFC this week, including Tony Romo, Adrian Peterson and Russell Wilson. Kaepernick took home the honor by continuing to make Harbaugh’s move look like one of the smartest of the year.
Looking more and more like the Giants wont even get in the playoffs. Good news for us.
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