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Tag Archives: 49ers
Audio: Suspended Coach Gregg Williams Names 49ers He Wants Injured in Last Season's Playoffs
A documentary filmmaker has released audio of suspended former Saints' Defensive Coordinator Gregg Williams, now with the Rams, exhorting his players to inflict injuries on the 49ers a day before the two teams met in the playoffs last season. Williams … Continue reading
Giants Beat 49ers in OT, Head to Super Bowl
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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — In a season of fabulous finishes, Eli Manning and the Giants had another one in them. And now New York is headed toward the ending that matters most: another trip to the Super Bowl. Five plays … Continue reading
49ers-Giants Game Chat and Live Blog
Join us this afternoon for analysis and commentary on today's game from KQED News—and from you, the fans. We'll kick off at 3 p.m. PST, a half hour before game time. NY Giants vs. San Francisco 49ers, 2012 NFC Championship, … Continue reading
49ers-Giants Playoff History: Remembering the Bad Moments
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By a simple twist of fate and lack of major career options I happened to be driving a cab in Oakland in the fall of 1981, when the San Francisco 49ers put together their first Super Bowl season. I worked … Continue reading
Today's 49ers Video...
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The San Jose Mercury News has posted some video of today's 49ers press conference, featuring Jim Harbaugh, Alex Smith, Patrick Willis, and Vernon Davis. You can watch more video from today and earlier in the week at CSN Bay Area's … Continue reading
The Winner of Four Free Tickets to the 49ers Playoff Game Based on a Single Tweet is...
…"@JedYork my first child was born during Sat's game, the dr let us watch the game during labor. It'd be awesome to go see the NFC champs." –Vince Cava The winner was picked after 49ers CEO Jed York asked the … Continue reading
Live Blogger's Postgame Report: San Francisco 49ers 36, New Orleans Saints 32
What a nutty exercise, trying to keep up with that one. Though I was aware that it was a great game, I never had a chance to do what the rest of the world watching it was doing–going crazy or … Continue reading
Live Blog: San Francisco 49ers vs. New Orleans Saints
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Game summary: Who's got it better than the 49ers? Q4-:03/NO: On a repeat play, the Saints try some passing razzle-dazzle, the 49ers don't buy it, AND THAT'S IT. 49ERS WIN IN AN UPSET!!!! Q4-:03: 1/10 for the Saints. Brees fades … Continue reading
49ers-Saints: NFL Playoff Appetizer
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Today's the day for the San Francisco 49ers, their head coach, Jim Harbaugh, and for the team's legion of loyal and moderately long-suffering fans (I write from the perspective of a Chicago Cubs partisan). For the players, it's time to … Continue reading
49ers' Playoff Tickets Quickly Sell Out
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Update 11:35 a.m. CSN Bay Area reports tickets sold out "shortly after being made available to the general public." Original post: Now that the regular season is over, the real competition begins. No, not the playoffs. The quest for playoff … Continue reading

