Golden Nuggets: Gore's Reasonable Extension, Crabtree Back In Action (Almost)
The same day that Michael Crabtree was activated from the PUP list, Fooch went ahead and pushed mine through as well. I'm still on vacation with the girlie, but I've got some time here and there to do some posts. I should be back in pads and having full practice on the 7th of September, but for now I'm here to provide you with some delicious Nuggets. Turns out Scott McKillop was among the cuts yesterday, which sucks because I quite liked him as a 49er (I have a thing for TED linebackers, it seems). Beyond that, none of the names really surprised me. Also, we had a Frank Gore extension yesterday, so I picked a good day to check in. Let's get to your linkage, enjoy chillllldren!
That's right, if you hadn't heard: the 49ers and Frank Gore reached an agreement on a three-year extension. This means that he's locked up here for four more years, counting this one. I think it's a good deal, personally - I know some numbers still need to come out, but Gore is Gore. He deserves it. (Examiner.com)
Wide receiver Michael Crabtree practiced with the team for the first time in what seems like forever. He put on the number fifteen jersey and went to work - though he was still limited in practice at this point. Still, he's been removed from the physically unable-to-perform list and that's a step in the right direction. Still, he's slated to miss his third straight preseason. (CSNBayArea.com)
Scott McKillop was among the roster cuts today, drawing my surprise, but only for a moment. It's somewhat naive to assume he'd be back to full strength after that ACL injury - I actually had assumed he wouldn't even have been healthy to practice at this point, but maybe I'm just a little crazy. (SFGate.com)
Branch also takes a look at the other cuts and what they are/were about. The cutting of Kevin Jurovich so early certainly is surprising. I was wary of his hype this offseason, either way. (SFGate.com)
The NFL's security chief responded to the shootings from the Raiders game in week two. This is somewhat old news, but worth going over again. Personally, I don't think anything in particular needs to change about security. It was gang violence and it was absolute stupidity. But of course, in week three, they stepped things up, and I was thoroughly harassed at the Texans game. So that wasn't fun. "Leave it alone", is my advice to the NFL - I really have to laugh at the suggestion that a sign talking about about fan conduct should be present. Because yeah ... that must be the problem, the shooters didn't know they weren't allowed to shoot people at Candlestick. (SecurityDirectorNews.com)
Here's even more on the roster cuts, and also a bit about receiver Braylon Edwards. It's still up in the air in regards to potential disciplinary action, but he's in the clear as of now. (SacBee.com)
There was no Vernon Davis at 49ers practice yesterday - so naturally, Delanie Walker ste-- oh nevermind. Jim Harbaugh stepped in and played a spot of tight end. Of course. Why not? (PressDemocrat.com)
Music City Miracles speculated on what Gore's deal could mean for the Titans' talks with Chris Johnson. The verdict? They probably have no bearing on them whatsoever. (MusicCityMiracles.com)
The offensive line is unhappy with its play all-around ... they're vowing that they'll get better. I know this sounds bad, but I'm not going to hold my breath. They were just so bad against the Saints, and abysmal against the Texans. I think Alex Smith is in for a bumpy ride in 2011. Par the course. (SFGate.com)
Ahahahahahahahaha ... hahahaha ... hah. This piece ACTUALLY asks if NFL fans could survive without beer? No. We could not. (SacBee.com)
San Francisco 49ers 2011 Season Preview (LATimes.com)
In Search Of Six (49ers.com)
Wow. This isn't related to the 49ers, other than the fact that he got hurt while playing them, but I have to link to the bits about Arian Foster's tweets to folks who were telling him to get better ... so it doesn't impact their fantasy football chances. Yikes. (SBNationHouston.com)
Again - unrelated to the 49ers, but this bit about Tim Tebow, the Denver Broncos and the Miami Dolphins cracked me up. (SBNation.com)
Yesterday on Niners Nation
Golden Nuggets: Michael Crabtree And Avoiding A PUP Violation | Fooch
San Francisco 49ers Roster Cuts Projection: Who Gets Cut Today? | Fooch
49ers Offensive Line Not Pleased With Performance; In Other News, Sun Rose Today | Fooch|
San Francisco 49ers Roster Cuts: Scott McKillop, Six Others Cut | Fooch
49ers Activate Wide Receiver Michael Crabtree From PUP List | Ninjames
Joe Montana's and Steve Young's Thoughts on Current Quarterback Alex Smith | Drew K
Frank Gore Contract Extension Talks Remain Murky | Fooch
Braylon Edwards Still Has Not Been Called To The Principal's Office | Fooch
PFT: Frank Gore Agrees To Terms On 3-Year, $21 million Extension | Fooch
Related Links from SB Nation Bay Area
Braylon Edwards Still Has Not Been Called To The Principal's Office | Fooch
PFT: Frank Gore Agrees To Terms On 3-Year, $21 million Extension | Fooch
49ers Offensive Line Had Excuses In Week One, But What Now?
Being a Sheep
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Gore's contract extension
Sounds like the typical NFL contract. He is getting cut on the last year. Sad.
PS: hope you are having fun on your vacation James
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I still don't understand the draw of ridiculously overpriced beer at commercial events
Anyway, the least they could do is implement a 2 drink policy per ticket and punch holes in tickets… Doesn’t solve people getting hammered during tailgating though..
by whistlingmountain on Aug 31, 2011 5:51 AM PDT reply actions
Interesting idea on the hole punch.. but 2 drink policy?...
I don’t drink anymore, but I even feel that is a bit on the conservative side.. Maybe 2 drink per half?..
When I had season tickets years ago we tailgated and then always snuck in hard liquor to put in soda.. Cheaper than $8 Beers
"You have to reinvent yourself each year, ... What helped us was that there was some turnover each year." Bill Walsh...
I don't have statistics or in depth crowd research
So I couldn’t tell you what the average drunken fan has, and what the average “just here to enjoy the game” fan has.
Whatever the policy, I would think it would be aimed at getting people to be sober or almost sober at the time the game ends, so when the 50k exiting fans are in close quarters, they are not on edge.
by whistlingmountain on Aug 31, 2011 7:18 AM PDT up reply actions
To me
part of the game was sitting back in the seats and watching the players exit. Then enjoy the stadium and talk about the game. When the crowd thinned, it was easy to get out and meander a little bit. Finally get in the car and wait in a much shorter line while watching the drunks in handcuffs argue with the police
Can't do that anymore at Candlestick.
They harass you out the doors ASAP after the Raiders game.
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When people talk about alcohol restrictions, I also assume they’re talking about ANYWHERE on the premises. Meaning that you couldn’t drink from a cooler in the parking lot, which is what I meant. Beer is way too expensive in the stadium, but if I can’t pound six or seven Newcastle beforehand …
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Good to have the comments back on the nuggets ^^
As for the beers, the 3 games i went to, i didn’t dare to drink a beer in the case i’d need to go to the toilets. I didn’t want to miss a second.
But i guess when you live next to the stadium and hear about football all your life, you don’t have the same urgency to watch it all.
-Lazy fool- ;)
i love harbaugh
Serious bro crush on the guy. Everytime i read bout him coaching its obvious he loves the game and his hands on approach is refreshing. Im sure if you let him hed go in am actual game and play
2011 mock draft
1st- Patrick Peterson CB, 2nd- Jake Locker QB, 3rd-Allen Bailey DE, 4th- Dontay Moch OLB, 4th- Jacquizz Rodgers RB, 5th- Owen Marecic FB, 6th- Greg McElroy QB, 6th- Jake Kirkpatrick OC, 7th- Derrick Lock RB, 7th- Greg Salas WR
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