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Golden Nuggets: Injuries and optimism

Today's nuggets bring us plenty of injury news.  If you missed out yesterday, Joe Staley and Nate Clements are both out for an extended stretch.  The links for today have plenty of info, but nothing most of you don't already know.  For those who don't want to deal with the injuries, there are also some interesting pieces pointing to the optimism that is rolling along even with the team's current 3-game losing streak.  The team talked about taking action, but is certainly putting forth a lot of talk.  Let's hope there's some action to back this up on Sunday against Tennessee.

49ers can't hold on against Colts (Sac Bee)

49ers notes: QB handles communication breakdown (Sac Bee)

Matthew Barrows: 49ers can't finish vs. the best teams (Sac Bee)

49ers Blog and Q&A: Staley, Clements likely to return this season *updated* (Sac Bee)

Clements demoted, then suffers broken scapula (SFGate.com)

Smith calls Crabtree 'a real natural player' (SFGate.com)

Smith didn't win, but quarterback's a step closer (SFGate.com)

Niner Insider : Singleray news conference: Clements fractured scapula (SFGate.com)

Pressure is on 49ers' Singletary to show he can coach (San Jose Mercury News)

49ers undeterred by loss (San Jose Mercury News)

Purdy: Smith gives 49ers hope (San Jose Mercury News)

Singletary hits rewind on 49ers’ 18-14 loss to Colts (San Jose Mercury News)

Singletary backs Raye's playcalling (Maiocco)

49ers Hot Reads: Injury calls Clements' future into question (Maiocco)

Staley, Clements out for approximately 6 weeks (Maiocco)

Lott on KNBR (49ers.com)

Monday's Locker Room Talk (49ers.com)

Singletary's Notebook: Nov. 2 (49ers.com)

The Wrap Up: Indianapolis Colts (49ers.com)

NFL Game Center: San Francisco 49ers at Indianapolis Colts - 2009 Week 8 (NFL.com)

49ers prepare to be without Clements, Staley (Yahoo! Sports)

Analyzing injuries across the NFC West (Sando - ESPN.com)

San Francisco 49ers' Joe Staley, Nate Clements out with injuries (ESPN.com)