Jim Harbaugh never got a chance to clear up the comments he made about his current quarterback situation after Monday night's thrashing of the Bears.
If you remember, Colin Kaepernick lit up the Bears' defense in Alex Smith's absence, and Harbaugh's postgame press conference after the game did
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Showing posts with label monday night football. Show all posts
Tuesday, November 20, 2012
Monday, November 19, 2012
Harbaugh Noncommittal on 49ers' QB vs. Saints; QB Controversy Underway
According to Jim Harbaugh, the 49ers have two red-hot quarterbacks on their roster right now, and a decision will be made this week to determine who will be starting on Sunday vs. the Saints.
Colin Kaepernick blew the pregame expectations out of the water on Monday night in front of a nationally televised audience, and that will be
Wednesday, November 14, 2012
Steve Young on Rick Reilly: 'You Didn't Just Say That'
Rick Reilly's ego-driven antics on Monday Night Football created the now infamous Steve Young "death stare" that has captivated the sports world over the past 24 hours.
Young was simply doing what we all were thinking at the moment -- "Bro, really?"
Young was simply doing what we all were thinking at the moment -- "Bro, really?"
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Monday, November 12, 2012
Report: 49ers' Alex Smith Expected to Start Monday vs. Bears
Expect Alex Smith back under center for the San Francisco 49ers Monday night game against the Bears, despite the concussion he sustained in Sunday's tie vs. the Rams.
According to CSN Bay Area's Matt Maiocco, if Smith is cleared to play he will start for the 49ers, and all indications point to Smith being cleared to play.
According to CSN Bay Area's Matt Maiocco, if Smith is cleared to play he will start for the 49ers, and all indications point to Smith being cleared to play.
Monday, October 29, 2012
49ers Video: Dashon Goldson Beheads Early Doucet
In the 49ers' butt-whooping of the Cardinals on national television, Goldson made a hit that could make any sports fan cringe -- although you may want to watch it once or seventeen times.
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