Golden Nuggets: 49ers? Yeah, I'm Over That.
It's 2:30 a.m. as I start today's Golden Nuggets, so apologies if they don't go up in time. I don't think I'll be as late as Fooch was when he covered for me yesterday, but this may not be up directly at three, and I know a couple people need the Nuggets to survive. Well, they're here folks, and they're not going anyway. You can exhale now, I promise. Anyway, I didn't pay attention to any goings-on in the NFL yesterday, just tweeted a little bit with a couple of you, which is always fun. I did watch the San Jose SaberCats beat the Kansas City Command 60-57 in an absolute thriller of an arena football game. I'll include my recap at the end of the Nuggets, once again, and perhaps a link to where you can watch the game if you so wish. That being said, I'm not sure what links I have for you, and I'm not going to check if they're repeats from yesterday. Because I can (not) do that. Suckas. Enjoy the links.
How would you grade Jed York's progress thus far as the acting "owner" of sorts for the 49ers? Personally, I think he's done very badly. I am, however, one of Jed's biggest supporters. I have said a number of times that I believe he'll be good at what he does someday. He stepped up to the plate and hired Mike Singletary - that was a swing and a miss, three times in a row. There wasn't contact, nothing; that was a flat-out strikeout. But he's got another at-bat. (SFGate.com)
Eric Branch just took Matt Barrows and his draft crush to a whole new level with his piece on Adam Froman. Lost me, honestly - I know nothing about the kid, but Branch has inspired me to do some research. (PressDemocrat.com)
Could the 49ers be interested in Taiwan Jones? It's possible, but I'm hesitant to go after another injury prone running back. I mean, Frank Gore has worked out pretty well, I suppose, but it's still a headache I'd rather not have. Hard to argue with that speed, though. (SacBee.com)
Here is a good summation, the best I've read thus far, of what's gone down with the CBA, what's going down with the CBA, and what could possibly go down with the CBA. (CSNBayArea.com)
A potential 49er or two scored low on the wonderlic, something that honestly does not matter to me at all. It really doesn't matter all that much, plus you can tell more about the intelligence of a person in one conversation than you can reading their wonderlic scores. I mean, I knew that Tre9er was a dolt and LondonNiner was slow in the head after just two comments. (SacBee.com)
Should the 49ers be pursuing Kevin Kolb, seeing as how it appears the Eagles are fielding offers at this point in time? (Examiner.com)
49ers Winter Fest: Friday (49ers.com)
Draft Spotlight: J.J. Watt (49ers.com)
And like I said, because I can, the San Jose SaberCats beat the Kansas City Command by a score of 60-57. The game came down to the final two seconds. San Jose scored with a minute left, then the Command scored with thirty seconds left, and the the SaberCats scored with two seconds remaining. How's that for an end? If you want the video, let me know. (Examiner.com)
Yesterday on Niners Nation
Golden Nuggets: NFL Labor And NFL Draft Discussions | Fooch
2011 NFL Lockout: Goodell's letter to the players | smileyman
2011 NFL Lockout: DeMaurice Smith, Takeo Spikes Conduct Conference Call With SB Nation | Fooch
49ers 2011 Roster Confidence, Running Back: Should The 49ers Trade Frank Gore? | Ninjames
2011 NFL Draft, 50 in 50: Vincent Brown (8 of 50) | Drew K
2011 NFL Lockout: The Conspirist's Plan for Players and Coaches | Tre9er
2011 NFL Draft, 50 in 50: Ahmad Black (9 of 50) | Drew K
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Finished it at exactly three. Aw yeah.
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Look's like the Niner's have a private work-out with ...Nevada tight end Virgil Green ...
… of coarse you can see all Team’s/Player invites here …http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2011/03/09/2011-draft-visits-and-workouts-tracker/
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Wonderlic..
Not the only factor, but do you really want to draft a guy who can’t read? And I’m sure it must have been pointed out before, but if you can be academically eligible and still be illiterate, how do people ever become ineligible? Interesting point by McCloughan though.
I agree to a degree
I think the Wonderlic is funky that way… Frank Gore is one of our best players and he scored low, where as Alex Smith scored high and he is arguably one of our worst players.
Sorry Miami fans, don't Harbaugh a grudge on us.
worst player
What was Moron Norris’ score?
by mcwagner on Mar 19, 2011 8:22 AM PDT via mobile up reply actions
Depends...
Off the top of my head, Karl Mecklenburg and Dexter Manley were illiterate. They were good players. Mecklenburg didn’t even seem especially dumb, but for whatever reason, failed to learn to read. Manley, OTH, said some astonishing things to the media on occasion, and made a mess of his life with rock cocaine. The Redskins still got some years of double-digit sacks, all the same. Then again, the Nate Davis experiment didn’t seem like it worked out.
Who’s illiterate? The wonderlic has nothing to do with that, that’s all I was talking about.
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i think Jed has done great
We saw progress with Sing. Everybody felt like he was the answer until he got exposed this season. The stadium is underway. And his confidence in the team is awesome, even if it makes him look like a fool. Then he got the biggest name to coach the team. Guy needs time
by mcwagner on Mar 19, 2011 8:18 AM PDT via mobile reply actions
I agree!
Look at where we were before Jed stepped up to the plate. He has given us a glimmer of hope, and is making better decisions every day. He is quick to cut his losses and move forward, unlike his predecessors. No Donohue here.
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by wellnesscoach on Mar 19, 2011 11:28 AM PDT up reply actions
video
I’d like to have the video of the sabercats game please. How can I get it?
-Lazy fool- ;)
by zemd on Mar 19, 2011 10:23 AM PDT via mobile reply actions
The link is here. Just download it, run it, go to channels, go to ‘On Demand’ go to the SaberCats, and it’s got their first two games so far. Quality isn’t great.
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Look who decided to do the Nuggets today.
Kellen Moore is awesome
Katie Mcgrath is our savior
my dog <3
who
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Can we get an NCAA March Madness open thread.
Kellen Moore is awesome
Katie Mcgrath is our savior
my dog <3
no, because I don't like march madness
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Me either. Its cool, but I honestly just have no interest in semi-amateur sports. Right now I get excited about baseball and trick myself into believing I will loyally follow it and not get bored by July. And football, but I am starting to drift everyday
by mcwagner on Mar 19, 2011 4:28 PM PDT via mobile up reply actions
march madness
I forgot to get one posted. We’ll have one tomorrow morning for the last day of the first weekend.
by David Fucillo on Mar 19, 2011 2:05 PM PDT up reply actions

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