TE Delanie Walker, who suffered a serious jaw injury Dec. 24 at Seattle, was speaking with teammates in the locker room and said that he's back to eating solid foods again. He still doesn't know if he'll be able to participate in the playoffs.
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January 05, 2012
Posted in NFLOpinion
At 13-3 through the 2011 NFL regular season, the San Francisco 49ers are among the NFC’s elite, but are they good enough to return the franchise to the levels it consistently reached during the 1980s and 1990s?
With a win over the St. Louis Rams in Seattle on New Year’s Day, the 49ers are now the No. 2 seed in the upcoming 2012 NFL playoffs. First-year...
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January 06, 2012
Best intro ever in this one. The playoffs are upon us! Once again, the 49ers are taking part. I talk a little about the season thus far, and break down the matchup vs. the Saints, the 49ers’ likely opponent on the 14th.
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January 07, 2012
SANTA CLARA – Delanie Walker has graduated from soups and shakes to fruits and pastas.
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January 06, 2012
SANTA CLARA, Calif. — On the current San Francisco 49ers roster, there are 11 players that have been to the playoffs in previous years. But their win-loss record (23-24) isn't that impressive. Regardless, the 49ers are...
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January 07, 2012
(01-06) 22:11 PST - After practice Friday, coach Jim Harbaugh announced which members of the 49ers were named to the AP All-Pro teams as his players were huddled around him.
"First-team defensive tackle, Justin Smith," Harbaugh announced to cheers.
He paused.
"Second-team defensive end,...
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January 06, 2012
Fri, 6 Jan 2012 6:00:00 CST
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January 06, 2012
San Francisco All-Pro team members include defensive tackle Justin Smith, kicker David Akers, punter Andy Lee and linebackers Patrick Willis and NaVorro Bowman, who didn't even make first-team alternate for the Pro Bowl
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January 05, 2012
In the NFL it seems the success or failure of franchises flows down from the top.
Inept ownership and bungling general managers can steer teams out of the playoffs and Super Bowls for decades and leave their fans frustrated and fuming. Meanwhile other franchises build a winning foundation from the top down. Every season those teams are in the playoffs or in the running for another...
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January 06, 2012
The Chargers fired defensive coordinator Greg Manusky on Thursday after only one year on the job, replacing him by promoting linebackers coach John Pagano.
The shakeout came four days after the Chargers finished 8-8 and missed the playoffs for the second straight year. It came two days after team...
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