I like that we've been able to scout our upcoming opponents on Monday Night Football these last couple weeks. I did find a place to watch the game last night, and the Detroit Lions looked really, really good. They beat the Bears pretty badly, especially their pass rush. All I know is that it will be awfully hard for our 49ers to break that winning streak. The reason I think they have a chance is because Jahvid Best is what tore that game open, and the 49ers are good at stopping the run. So if we're going by that, the 49ers have a pretty good chance. Anything can happen though, and I'll have to take a bigger look at the Lions later on this week. So let's just get to today's linkage, shall we?
49ers players already looking ahead to upcoming game against the Lions (Examiner.com)
Harbaugh explains call to Morgan (CSNBayArea.com)
Lions (5-0) to host 49ers (4-1) in battle for ... NFC supremacy? (MercuryNews.com)
49ers expect to add another wideout (SacBee.com)
Ricky Jean Francois - There's more to know (SFGate.com)
Baalke not ruling out anything (CSNBayArea.com)
Walker willing to embrace bigger role (MercuryNews.com)
Goodwin: Lions' Suh has a chance to be one of best ever (SFGate.com)
Sopoaga's left arm in a sling at 49ers practice facility (CSNBayArea.com)
49ers rolling along after rout of Bucs (PressDemocrat.com)
Week 5 Notes and Quotes (49ers.com)
Yesterday on Niners Nation
Golden Nuggets: Great Win For 49ers, But Losing Joshua Morgan Hurts | Ninjames
49ers Dominate Buccaneers: In His Free Time, Jim Harbaugh Walks On Water | Fooch
Joshua Morgan Injury Update: Next Man Up | Fooch
49ers Offensive Line Makes Road Kill Of Bucs Front Seven | Fooch
Remembering The Legacy Of Al Davis | smileyman
49ers Improve To 4-1: Jim Harbaugh Monday Lunch Press Conference Video | Fooch
Jim Harbaugh Updates Joshua Morgan, Braylon Edwards Situations | Fooch
49ers QB Alex Smith: A Top Passer in 2011 | D.DeSimone
Monday Night Football Open Thread: Detroit Lions Ready For A Little Scouting | Fooch
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