The Booth Review – 49ers vs. Seahawks: “Ho-Ho-Holy $#&%, that was bad”

Welcome to The Booth Review where the 49ers Faithful can expect a weekly retelling and analysis of the game – Who were the star performers? Who dropped the ball? What went well, and what needs to get better? You can find all of those things along with my random musings right here, every week.

49ers snap count vs. Seahawks: Looks like another wide receiver might be in order

We break down the 49ers snap count from their 42-13 loss to the Seattle Seahawks.

49ers vs. Seahawks: Do you just burn the game film?

We take a look back at the 49ers poor performance, and consider what it all means.

49ers vs. Seahawks: Seattle destroys San Francisco

We take a quick look at the 49ers ugly loss to the Seattle Seahawks in Week 16

49ers vs. Seahawks fourth quarter game thread

We open a fourth quarter game thread

Mario Manningham knee injury is not pretty

49ers wide receiver Mario Manningham suffered a brutal knee injury and is unlikely to return to Sunday Night Football, let alone the 2012 season. I suppose it might have looked worse than it actually was, but it looks pretty awful. You can see some bones moving around in the knee, and it's just not a good thing.

Manningham was active after missing two games with a shoulder injury. A.J. Jenkins was active in his place, but he is inactive for Sunday Night Football because Manningham was back for this game. That leaves the 49ers incredibly limited with only three wide receivers: Michael Crabtree, Randy Moss and Ted Ginn Jr. With Vernon Davis also out with a concussion, the 49ers are left with Delanie Walker and Garrett Celek at tight end. With the skill position players running out of options, it seems like the only hope for this game is to try and get out without any more injuries.

GIF here, but be warned the knee doesn't look good.

49ers vs. Seahawks third quarter game thread

We open a thread for third quarter discussion of 49ers-Seahawks

Vernon Davis injury update: 49ers TE ruled out with concussion

49ers tight end Vernon Davis has been ruled out in the second quarter of Sunday Night Football after suffering a concussion on a huge hit from Seahawks safety Kam Chancellor. Davis caught a pass inside the Seahawks ten yard line and took a huge hit that resulted in a personal foul on Chancellor. The play did result in an incompletion as well. Davis exited the game with one catch for 27 yards.

The departure of Davis means Delanie Walker becomes the No. 1 tight end and Garrett Celek becomes the No. 2 tight end. Davis has struggled to get much going with Colin Kaepernick. The two have been working together on the side, so we'll have to wait and see if they can improve on the chemistry. In the meantime, the 49ers offense continues to try and figure out some way to solve the Seahawks physical defense and incredibly loud crowd.

49er vs. Seahawks second quarter game thread

We take a look at the first quarter of 49ers-Seahawks, and open a thread for second quarter discussion

49ers vs. Seahawks: It's game time!

We break down some of the pertinent information heading into the 49ers-Seahawks game, and provide an open thread to discuss the game.

49ers vs. Seahawks inactives: Justin Smith OUT, Mario Manningham active

We break down the 49ers and Seahawks inactive reports for their Week 16 matchup.

49ers vs. Seahawks weather forecast: Primetime in the cold and rain

We take a look at the 49ers-Seahawks weather forecast, which includes potential rain.

49ers Vs. Seahawks: Game Time, TV Schedule, Live Stream & More

We break down the game time, tv schedule, odds, announcers and more for the 49ers Week 16 matchup with the Seahawks.