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LOL @ DRAFTING ALEX SMITH NUMBER 1 OVER-ALL
LOL@ SIGNING SHAUN HILL TO A LONG TERM DEAL LIKE HE'S GONNA SAVE YALL
LOL@ SIGNING JUSTIN "MEDIOCRE" SMITH
LOL@ SIGNING OLD ASS ISAAC BRUCE
LOL@ MOVING TO SANTA CLARA
LOL@ HAVING THE WORST OFFENSE IN THE ENTIRE NFL THIS SEASON
LOL@ JOHN YORK AND HIS CUNT SISTER RUINING YOUR FRANCHISE
LOL@ GIVING SORRY ASS NOLAN ANOTHER CHANCE, BUT CUTTING HIS BALLS OFF IN TERMS OF PERSONEL DECISIONS
LOL@ THE NINERS
LOL@ SIGNING SHAUN HILL TO A LONG TERM DEAL LIKE HE'S GONNA SAVE YALL
LOL@ SIGNING JUSTIN "MEDIOCRE" SMITH
LOL@ SIGNING OLD ASS ISAAC BRUCE
LOL@ MOVING TO SANTA CLARA
LOL@ HAVING THE WORST OFFENSE IN THE ENTIRE NFL THIS SEASON
LOL@ JOHN YORK AND HIS CUNT SISTER RUINING YOUR FRANCHISE
LOL@ GIVING SORRY ASS NOLAN ANOTHER CHANCE, BUT CUTTING HIS BALLS OFF IN TERMS OF PERSONEL DECISIONS
LOL@ THE NINERS
LOL@ whoever the fuck you guys signed for hella money..
LOL@ signing Javon Walker
LOL@ being called Chokeland.
LOL@ 6 wins in 2 seasons.
LOL@ Al Davis.
LOL@ Al Davis wanting Lane Kiffin to resign.
LOL@ Raiders.
LOL@ SIGNING JAMARCUS RUSSELL NUMBER 1 OVER-ALL
LOL @ SIGNING KWAME HARRIS FOR SO MUCH
LOL AT RUINING WARREN SAPP'S CAREER, RANDY GOT OUT IN TIME
LOL @ MOVING TO LA THEN BACK AND THINKING OF VEGAS
LOL @ HAVING THE WORST RECORD IN THE ENTIRE NFL THE LAST 5 YEARS
LOL @ AL DAVIS DESTROYING YOURS
LOL @ YOUR COACH JUST STAYING TO FUCK WITH YOU GUYS CUZ HE WANTS HIS MONEY!
LMFAOROFL @ THE RAIDERS
SEE YOU DURING PRESEASON
LOL @ SIGNING KWAME HARRIS FOR SO MUCH
LOL AT RUINING WARREN SAPP'S CAREER, RANDY GOT OUT IN TIME
LOL @ MOVING TO LA THEN BACK AND THINKING OF VEGAS
LOL @ HAVING THE WORST RECORD IN THE ENTIRE NFL THE LAST 5 YEARS
LOL @ AL DAVIS DESTROYING YOURS
LOL @ YOUR COACH JUST STAYING TO FUCK WITH YOU GUYS CUZ HE WANTS HIS MONEY!
LMFAOROFL @ THE RAIDERS
SEE YOU DURING PRESEASON
They didn't resign Garcia right? Just cause Garcia did well in Philly in that sytem doesn't mean he's gonna keep doin the same thing here in SF. And T.O. basically fucked up the team chemistry.
Antonio Bryant is a dumb muthafucka for getting a DUI after having problems previously with his other teams. They didn't want to deal with his shit.
Antonio Bryant is a dumb muthafucka for getting a DUI after having problems previously with his other teams. They didn't want to deal with his shit.
LOL@ SIGNING JAMARCUS RUSSELL NUMBER 1 OVER-ALL
LOL @ SIGNING KWAME HARRIS FOR SO MUCH
LOL AT RUINING WARREN SAPP'S CAREER, RANDY GOT OUT IN TIME
LOL @ MOVING TO LA THEN BACK AND THINKING OF VEGAS
LOL @ HAVING THE WORST RECORD IN THE ENTIRE NFL THE LAST 5 YEARS
LOL @ AL DAVIS DESTROYING YOURS
LOL @ YOUR COACH JUST STAYING TO FUCK WITH YOU GUYS CUZ HE WANTS HIS MONEY!
LMFAOROFL @ THE RAIDERS
SEE YOU DURING PRESEASON
LOL @ SIGNING KWAME HARRIS FOR SO MUCH
LOL AT RUINING WARREN SAPP'S CAREER, RANDY GOT OUT IN TIME
LOL @ MOVING TO LA THEN BACK AND THINKING OF VEGAS
LOL @ HAVING THE WORST RECORD IN THE ENTIRE NFL THE LAST 5 YEARS
LOL @ AL DAVIS DESTROYING YOURS
LOL @ YOUR COACH JUST STAYING TO FUCK WITH YOU GUYS CUZ HE WANTS HIS MONEY!
LMFAOROFL @ THE RAIDERS
SEE YOU DURING PRESEASON
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
LOL@ SIGNING JAMARCUS RUSSELL NUMBER 1 OVER-ALL
LOL @ SIGNING KWAME HARRIS FOR SO MUCH
LOL AT RUINING WARREN SAPP'S CAREER, RANDY GOT OUT IN TIME
LOL @ MOVING TO LA THEN BACK AND THINKING OF VEGAS
LOL @ HAVING THE WORST RECORD IN THE ENTIRE NFL THE LAST 5 YEARS
LOL @ AL DAVIS DESTROYING YOURS
LOL @ YOUR COACH JUST STAYING TO FUCK WITH YOU GUYS CUZ HE WANTS HIS MONEY!
LMFAOROFL @ THE RAIDERS
SEE YOU DURING PRESEASON
LOL @ SIGNING KWAME HARRIS FOR SO MUCH
LOL AT RUINING WARREN SAPP'S CAREER, RANDY GOT OUT IN TIME
LOL @ MOVING TO LA THEN BACK AND THINKING OF VEGAS
LOL @ HAVING THE WORST RECORD IN THE ENTIRE NFL THE LAST 5 YEARS
LOL @ AL DAVIS DESTROYING YOURS
LOL @ YOUR COACH JUST STAYING TO FUCK WITH YOU GUYS CUZ HE WANTS HIS MONEY!
LMFAOROFL @ THE RAIDERS
SEE YOU DURING PRESEASON
FUCK DA RAIDERS, NOW BACK TO DA NINERZ
Updated jersey numbers: Bruce, Johnson, more
http://www.49erswebzone.com/content/news/view.php?id=13629
Texas9er has pointed out that jersey numbers have been chosen by Isaac Bruce and Bryant Johnson. Bruce will be wearing #88 while Johnson will be wearing #82. Good news to anyone who ever bought an Eric Johnson jersey. You jersey is back in fashion.
A few players have also changed their numbers. Thomas Clayton has gone from 35 to 33. Joe Cohen has gone from 67 to 76. Dominique Zeigler has gone from 15 to 17.
Updated jersey numbers: Bruce, Johnson, more
http://www.49erswebzone.com/content/news/view.php?id=13629
Texas9er has pointed out that jersey numbers have been chosen by Isaac Bruce and Bryant Johnson. Bruce will be wearing #88 while Johnson will be wearing #82. Good news to anyone who ever bought an Eric Johnson jersey. You jersey is back in fashion.
A few players have also changed their numbers. Thomas Clayton has gone from 35 to 33. Joe Cohen has gone from 67 to 76. Dominique Zeigler has gone from 15 to 17.
Martz becomes key in Bay Area salvage job on QB Smith
http://www.sportsline.com/nfl/story/10719777
Let's make this simple: Mike Martz was hired as San Francisco's offensive coordinator not only to take the league's 32nd-ranked offense off life support but to get a return from the team's most expensive investment, quarterback Alex Smith.
Three years ago the 49ers made Smith the first pick in the NFL draft, and now you can't help but wonder if he is ... or ever will be ... the quarterback they envisioned.
I have my doubts, which is why I consulted Martz. I respect him and trust him. More than that, I admire what he has done with his quarterbacks.
He turned Kurt Warner from an Arena League nobody into a two-time MVP and made Marc Bulger, a castoff from New Orleans, into a Pro Bowl quarterback. Then he turned journeyman Jon Kitna into a 4,000-yard passer, in each of the last two years, no less.
Now the assignment is to make a franchise quarterback out of Alex Smith, and it sounds a little like Mission: Impossible IV. Only Martz doesn't see it that way. In fact, he was remarkably unconcerned when I asked about the job he's about to tackle.
"When you look at him on tape, he's very talented," he said of Smith. "I remember him when he was coming out of college, and he was more impressive than he was on tape. He's very quick. He's smart. And the biggest attribute he has going for him is that he's so doggone accurate."
Those are descriptions I've heard before at the team's Santa Clara headquarters, only then it was someone describing Joe Montana, Steve Young or Jeff Garcia. Alex Smith never was confused with those three, and, unless Martz pulls a reprise of The Miracle Worker, he never will be.
It's not just that Smith has been slow to develop. He suffered a separated shoulder last season that had him sparring with his head coach over the severity of the injury, a public-relations nightmare that had outsiders questioning Smith's future with the 49ers.
Eventually he was put on injured reserve, but only after another disappointing season.
"Things were a little disjointed here last year," Martz said, "and then, of course, there was the shoulder injury. And the injury had a lot to do with (Smith's performance). But when you look at the year before when Norv (Turner) was here everything was going good."
Smith continues to recover from surgery to his right shoulder and, Martz said, should be able to throw by next month. What happens after that is up to Smith and Martz, who is convinced his quarterback will be ready by May.
"He's not the only one here," Martz said. "There's Shaun Hill behind him, and we brought in J.T. O'Sullivan (from Detroit). There are plenty of resources. Our offensive line is good. Our receivers will be better, and Frank Gore is the centerpiece of what we do.
"We clearly have more weapons here than we did in Detroit. We've just got to get (Smith) straight."
http://www.sportsline.com/nfl/story/10719777
Let's make this simple: Mike Martz was hired as San Francisco's offensive coordinator not only to take the league's 32nd-ranked offense off life support but to get a return from the team's most expensive investment, quarterback Alex Smith.
Three years ago the 49ers made Smith the first pick in the NFL draft, and now you can't help but wonder if he is ... or ever will be ... the quarterback they envisioned.
I have my doubts, which is why I consulted Martz. I respect him and trust him. More than that, I admire what he has done with his quarterbacks.
He turned Kurt Warner from an Arena League nobody into a two-time MVP and made Marc Bulger, a castoff from New Orleans, into a Pro Bowl quarterback. Then he turned journeyman Jon Kitna into a 4,000-yard passer, in each of the last two years, no less.
Now the assignment is to make a franchise quarterback out of Alex Smith, and it sounds a little like Mission: Impossible IV. Only Martz doesn't see it that way. In fact, he was remarkably unconcerned when I asked about the job he's about to tackle.
"When you look at him on tape, he's very talented," he said of Smith. "I remember him when he was coming out of college, and he was more impressive than he was on tape. He's very quick. He's smart. And the biggest attribute he has going for him is that he's so doggone accurate."
Those are descriptions I've heard before at the team's Santa Clara headquarters, only then it was someone describing Joe Montana, Steve Young or Jeff Garcia. Alex Smith never was confused with those three, and, unless Martz pulls a reprise of The Miracle Worker, he never will be.
It's not just that Smith has been slow to develop. He suffered a separated shoulder last season that had him sparring with his head coach over the severity of the injury, a public-relations nightmare that had outsiders questioning Smith's future with the 49ers.
Eventually he was put on injured reserve, but only after another disappointing season.
"Things were a little disjointed here last year," Martz said, "and then, of course, there was the shoulder injury. And the injury had a lot to do with (Smith's performance). But when you look at the year before when Norv (Turner) was here everything was going good."
Smith continues to recover from surgery to his right shoulder and, Martz said, should be able to throw by next month. What happens after that is up to Smith and Martz, who is convinced his quarterback will be ready by May.
"He's not the only one here," Martz said. "There's Shaun Hill behind him, and we brought in J.T. O'Sullivan (from Detroit). There are plenty of resources. Our offensive line is good. Our receivers will be better, and Frank Gore is the centerpiece of what we do.
"We clearly have more weapons here than we did in Detroit. We've just got to get (Smith) straight."