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For a team that has lost three straight games, two of them "winnable" games on the road, the 49ers seemed unusually chipper in practice this week, full of bluster and bonhomie. Tight end Vernon Davis said the attitude reflects the players' belief that they...
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Again, no podcast this week. My laptop on which I do all the recording/editing is still in the shop. You'll just have to read. Stop complaining. I don't care if it hurts your eyes. You're lazy! Lazy ingrates all of you. By the way, Eyes will be up later tonight or tomorrow.
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