Golden Nuggets: On Alex Smith and Jay Cutler and concussions

Hey, everyone. Mom's away, Dad's cooking.....5 minute Nuggets! Yum!!!!. Sorry guys. I've got to be as quick as I ever have been. Me and my wife are in the process of trying to buy a house. We happen to be looking on the other side of town which, in Melbourne terms, means hours away. Had to go across town after work, and needless to say, I've got about 30 minutes to get this death star fully operational. ARGHHH!!!!!!

To the comment-free links. There wasn't a ton of them out there and I'm weening them down to the essential. How about you guys do the commenting below?

Alex Smith seeking second evaluation of Sunday's concussion. (Inman)

49ers film review vs Rams. (Maiocco)

What happens to Alex Smith if Colin Kaepernick excels? (Barrows)

Alex Smith stands in against blitz in first half. (Lynch)

Jay Cutler looking 'doubtful' for Chicago Bears. (NFL.com)

49ers unit less special without Blake Costanzo. (Branch)

Giving up fourth-quarter lead rare for Fangio's defense. (Inman)

Power rankings: Texans return to the top. (Yahoo!)

Niners fit (and fortunate) to be tied. (49erswebzone.com)

Joe Looney's blog: Second half starts. (49ers.com)

Was keeping Brandon Jacobs a mistake? (BASG)

Awaiting tests for 49ers QB Alex Smith. (Sando)

Harbaugh and Patrick Willis make it epic. (49ers.com)

BASGcast (Episode 8): Tying is weird, but Colin Kaepernick shows glimpses of glory. (BASG)

So, as a topic of conversation...how do we feel about Colin Kaepernick starting against the Bears, one of the most turnover-happy defenses in recent memory? What about the 49ers' defense against Jason Cambell? This game may hinge on doctor's diagnoses. Hmmm....

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