Golden Nuggets: Crown 'Em!
by James Brady on Sep 21, 2009 3:01 AM PDT
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Where is your God Frog now, Seattle? Couldn't resist, to be honest. Anyway, moving on, the 49ers did indeed win and they move on to 2-0. But not just any ol' 2-0, but also 2-0 within the division. As always we saw a lot of good things happen with our Niners but well, quite a few bad things as well. To tell the truth, the list of bad things seems to be getting smaller and smaller these days, the game at Arizona was ugly but this one seemed to have been pretty on the money for what we're looking for from the 49ers offense and defense. So enjoy the win, 49ers fans, a much bigger test comes next week in Minnesota. Should be a good one. How about some links?
It may be a bit too early to call it, but yesterday certainly looked like a return to 2006 form for Frank Gore. (SacBee.com)
The 49ers are staking a claim in the NFC West, lets hope it continues. (SacBee.com)
Here's a good recap from the official website. (49ers.com)
And here's some post-game notes along with a mini-recap. (PressDemocrat.com)
Couldn't catch the game? Next best thing is Barrows' live blog, in my opinion. (SacBee.com)
Hey, why not link to our recap? We're an intelligent bunch here. Fooch didn't even have to tell me to this time! (NinersNation.com)
The team isn't satisfied with 2-0. There is always room for improvement. I love this attitude, Takeo Spikes posted on his Twitter earlier about the first thing he heard about going into the locker room was what they did wrong. I'm glad to see them looking to get better. (PressDemocrat.com)
Patrick Willis says his hit on Seahawk's QB Matt Hasselbeck was legal. (PressDemocrat.com)
The same hit which made Hasselbeck leave the game with a rib injury, that is. (Yahoo.com)
Another good recap/note source, this one from Samuel Lam. (Examiner.com)
A look at our resident Seahawks blog's recap of the game. I'm not too happy with the fact that they place so much value on guys who really wouldn't have mattered, either way--a good win for us and a bad loss for them. (FieldGulls.com)
Jerry Rice says Michael Crabtree needs to sign. I totally agree. (SacBee.com)
More recaps, good stuff as always. (MercuryNews.com)
Here's some notes from the game. (SFGate.com)
Eddie D was cheered at the 'Stick. I should know, I was there, cheering along with my fellow fans. (MercuryNews.com)
I hope you're tuning in here at NN for Panther Watch 2009! (NinersNation.com)
Just because I can, another recap, this one from Sando over at ESPN. (ESPN.com)
The NFL Game Center has some post-game notes, a bit of a wrap-up sort of deal. (NFL.com)
Frank Gore is in some good company--one of two running backs to rush for two touchdowns of at least 79 yards in one game. (MercuryNews.com)
To close, once again a look at the Chronicles analysis/live blog of the first half and the second half. (SFGate.com)
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Where is your God Frog now, Seattle? Couldn't resist, to be honest.
I lol’d.
Oof… what a beatdown. GG Niners.
by Anticitizen_One on Sep 21, 2009 3:18 AM PDT reply actions
Finally Got A Name
Its seems like the Jets are the one that was telling Crabtree that they would get him. The commish better take this claim serious, because Deion stated that there were teams talking to him after the draft and so were his family members. The NFL should have taken this into consideration a long time ago. If this is true we need true compensation.
Cream
Field Gulls
I’ve wandered over there a few times.
If I read it correctly, no team (but especially the 49ers) could ever beat the Seahawks. On paper.
http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=4491142
jets tampered with crabtree.
"Of all the things in the world losing isn't so bad; it just starts to feel like it does when you do it for so long"
Not much information
And the information about deadlines for signing and trading is all wrong.
I wonder what this does to the negotiations. If the Jets are actually dirty then that could hurt Parker, not only in these negotiations but in all future negotiations with other teams and players. An agent who doesn’t play by the rules should be shunned by players and teams, if not outright banned from the league. It would eliminate the potential Crabtree landing place after holding out the season. It scares other teams away and makes negotiations a lot simpler. And how about the Niners getting the Jets’ #1 next year for their tampering. Maybe Deion accidentally told the truth!
It could end up that the Niners sign Crabbie and get the Jets’ pick too. Mmmm. Three #1 picks next year. The Jets were proven liars and were fined over hiding injuries last year. Maybe this is just another crime by their organization.
Myself, I’m guessing that there’s not too much there. Still, it’s another negotiating tool to get this thing moving. If Parker was stringing the Niners along because he had better money and a buyer elsewhere, his credibility is shot. What’s the best way to for Parker to prove that he’s been negotiating in good faith? To negotiate in good faith.
Finally, anyone out there see “The Wire”? In the last episode the drug dealer’s lawyer is caught by DA getting inside information from someone in City Hall. In order to stay out of jail he cuts a deal that allows the head of the gang to walk but nails a bunch of the lesser gangbangers. If Parker is dirty, he may feel pressured to settle to get his own butt out of the fire.
by Bob In Beaverton on Sep 21, 2009 6:25 AM PDT up reply actions 1 recs
Third recent charge of tampering against Jets
From the Pats over Deion Branch.
From the Broncos over their headcase.
Now Crabs.
Hmmmm.
by Bob In Beaverton on Sep 21, 2009 6:49 AM PDT reply actions
Great stuff bob
I’m wondering if it may be true what ur saying about Parker feeling pressure if he’s playing dirty and might wanna sign right away. This is getting very interesting. Plus i have to mention how good the niners are playing right now plus with 2 first rounders next year. Things looking sweet
by 49ersAllTheWay on Sep 21, 2009 7:27 AM PDT up reply actions
I was really impressed with Nate Clements and how he steped up. He played good defense yesturday and also that beast Frank Gore. Good game for the 49ers and I can’t wait to see how the defense will do against the Minnesota Offense.
It's Cotton baby
James - just so you know
Sando does a nuggets type of thing after games as well if you want to link to it
http://espn.go.com/blog/nfcwest/post/_/id/5396/around-the-nfc-west-gore-dominates
Yeah, I'm aware
I need to pay more attention to ESPN but I tend to get everything posted from the Matts and by then Sando has nothing new for me to post. Today’s edition missed a lot because I did it last night when I got back from the game and was way tired.
How hot was the game?
I was there and it was that one home game per season when The Stick is burning up. All the Niner running and advantage in TOP made a difference in that heat.
You gotta bring ass to get ass.
thanks for the link up
Saw a lot of naked players in the locker room trying to get my Dashon Goldson interview
Check my 49ers blogs at Mining the Gold Rush and San Francisco 49ers Examiner
I used to link you all the time
Not sure why it fell off. You ended up out of my bookmarks for some reason and for the last few weeks I’ve just been remembering at the very end and doing a google search for “49ers examiner.” I added you back into my start page, always good notes and stuff.
high 5 James
you rock like grand canyon
Check my 49ers blogs at Mining the Gold Rush and San Francisco 49ers Examiner
Apparently, according to FieldGulls
Brandon Mebane is some crazy blend of Warren Sapp in his prime and a healthy John Henderson, and would have singlehandedly made the difference in the game.
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