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San Francisco 49ers' Vernon Davis says comments weren't meant to insult Chicago Bears
Vernon Davis insisted today that he wasn't trying to insult the Chicago Bears defense.
49ers notebook: Frank Gore gets poked in eye, keeps playing
Nothing symbolized the 49ers' postgame injury report better than Frank Gore's eye.
49ers Blog: 49ers-Titans pregame
The Titans will receive ... 2Q Titans 3rd and 5 from SF 19: Pass to Gage is complete for 1st down ... 1st and 10 from 12: VY to Washington, gain of three ... 2nd and 7: LenDale White hit by Franklin, gains 2 ... 3rd and five: Young scrambles in on well-designed QB scramble 49ers 3, TENN 10 49ers take over at 30: Smith to Bruce, gains three ... 2nd ...
A first for Tarell Brown -- hitting Vince Young
When Tarell Brown was at the University of Texas, the Longhorns had one simple rule: Never ever hit Vince Young.
What Raye and the 49ers were thinking
Posted by ESPN.com's Mike Sando What in the world was 49ers offensive coordinator Jimmy Raye thinking Sunday and what does it mean for the team's immediate future on offense? I have a much better idea after watching the 49ers-Colts game a couple times and charting offensive personnel .
Sandra Bullock chats about the challenges of going blonde for her new movie "The Blind Side." movies 2 hours ago Billy Burke, better known as Bella's father in the Twilight series, opens up about his off screen relationship with Kristen Stewart.
Singletary news conference: Clements fractured scapula
Cornerback Nate Clements is out indefinitely with a fractured shoulder. Singletary doesn't know the degree of the crack and will know later.
Sizing up 49ers' offense with Smith, Hill
Posted by ESPN.com's Mike Sando The 49ers diversified their offensive personnel use once Alex Smith replaced Shaun Hill at quarterback against the Texans in Week 7. San Francisco was trailing by three touchdowns when Smith took over, a factor that surely led San Francisco to become more aggressive.
New schemes the 49ers might try
If there's ever a good time for a blowout, it's right before a bye week. The kick in the teeth by the Falcons was stunning but quite possibly instructive.
Crabtree, Gore and the 49ers' offense
Posted by ESPN.com's Mike Sando So, Michael Crabtree impressed the 49ers during their by week and could see more playing time than once expected in Week 7. The 49ers' 45-10 defeat to the Falcons might have prepped them for Crabtree's assimilation.
"Me and Crabtree are going to get it done," Gore said Tuesday. The 49ers hope to have Gore and the newly signed Crabtree back when their season resumes Oct.
49ers have a lot of holes to patch during their bye week
Mike Singletary speaks to the media after the team's 45-10 loss to the Falcons. The 49ers looked amazing last week against the Rams.
49ers-Falcons: WhatIfSports.com Week 5 Simulation
For those who have never been over, WhatIfSports.com is a rather awesome website that provides a whole host of simulation opportunities and games for folks to take part in.
49ers fullback has the tools but rarely uses them
In years gone by, NFL fullbacks were the Swiss Army knives of a team's toolbox, at the ready to perform any number of tasks.
49ers / The buzz about Coffee / Talented rookie running back has his big chance: replacing Gore
Glen Coffee is their only reasonable alternative at running back. For the next two games, the rookie from Alabama will be the man for the 49ers in place of the ankle-injured Frank Gore, starting Sunday at Candlestick Park against the St.
Posted by ESPN.com's Mike Sando MINNEAPOLIS -- So much for the 49ers' power running game.
Vikings begin drive at SF 34. GORE X-RAYS CAME BACK NEGATIVE BUT HE IS DOUBTFUL TO RETURN.
What's up with cornerback Nate Clements ? Here's a guy who looked like he should have been cut in the exhibition season, to his Pro Bowl play in the last two games? Every time you ask Clements you get a different answer.
Curry learns tough lessons in second Seahawks' start
Among the many challenges facing the Seattle Seahawks this season is providing on-the-job training to rookie linebacker Aaron Curry.
Singletary long way from being satisfied
Mike Singletary will keep his team grounded this week, that's for sure. As the 49ers prepare for a road game at Minnesota, the coach will remind his players that three promising drives ended in field goals instead of touchdowns, quarterback was sacked four times and the defense gave up a 70-yard touchdown drive at the end of the first half.
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