sfgate.com - 11/20/2008
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"Hill doesn't look all that great in practice, and then he plays with such authority after kickoff," I said. "Does that make him the definitive gamer?" Fullback Michael Robinson did delve into the issue, saying that practices can be messy affairs and that outsiders, in part because they don't ...
sacbee.com - 11/17/2008
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BRYAN PATRICK bpatrick@sacbee.com 49ers cornerback Walt Harris, right,
moves in front of Rams receiver Donnie Avery for
one of San Francisco's two second-quarter interceptions. Nate Clements had the other. SAN FRANCISCO – Vernon Davis ...
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49ers notes: Davis in middle of the action, as usual
sacbee.com - 11/18/2008
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PAUL SAKUMA Associated Press Coach Mike Singletary didn't
give the 49ers the day off after their 35-16
win over the Rams. SANTA CLARA – Maybe Mike Singletary and the 49ers should take a cue from the 1979 Pittsburgh Pirates and adopt "We ...
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Singletary seeks interaction among 49ers
sacbee.com - 11/17/2008
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BRYAN PATRICK bpatrick@sacbee.com After his first victory, 49ers
coach Mike Singletary teared up as he mentioned his
late parents in his postgame news conference. SAN FRANCISCO – He didn't humiliate his quarterback by pulling him with ...
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Commentary: 49ers players are behind Singletary
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Golden Nuggets: Interim praise all around!
Niners Nation —
... think you've got some info. Without further blabbing, here's your links. Enjoy and good reading.
We'll start off with a very long, very informative article from Chrissy Mauck. It talks about Dallas and the upcoming game, it talks about Shaun Hill and how he feels he's playing, how his teammates feel he's playing, injury report.. Its got everything. (49ers.com)
A quick take on our upcoming game against Dallas. (NFL.com)
Practice doesn't make perfect--at least for Shaun Hill who is a "gamer." (SFGate.com)
Here's a rare article about ...
Around the NFC West: The 'indignity' of it all
ESPN.com - NFL Nation Blog —
Posted by ESPN.com's Mike Sando Kent Somers of the Arizona Republic quotes agent Drew Rosenhaus as saying Edgerrin James hopes the Cardinals spare his client the "indignity of standing on the sidelines." The Cardinals are paying the running back $294,117.60 per week to tough it out. Also from Somers: The Giants' decision to bench Kurt Warner worked out well for all. Peter King of Sports Illustrated names Warner his top choice for Sportsman of the Year. Darren Urban of azcardinals.com says it is normal for a player such as James to ask for his release during the season upon being benched. ...
Cowboys must win must-win games
Blogging The Boys —
... Tony Romo and San Fran QB Shaun Hill are both undrafted free agents. I guess the 49ers would like to have that #1 pick back they spent on Alex Smith. Hill is gaining a reputation as a "gamer." ...
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sfgate.com 10/28/2008 — Earlier in the day, coach Mike Singletary said he had not made a decision on his quarterback but by late Monday afternoon, after talking with offensive coordinator Mike Martz and informing the players involved, he named Hill the starter. "We just felt ...
Singletary names Hill the new starter
sfgate.com 10/28/2008 — Earlier in the day, coach Mike Singletary said he had not made a decision on his quarterback but by late Monday afternoon, after talking with offensive coordinator Mike Martz and informing the players involved, he named Hill the starter. "We just felt ...
49ers snap 6-game skid vs. Rams —
NYDailyNews.com - Football 11/17/2008
Shaun Hill threw two touchdown passes and Frank Gore rushed for another score during the Niners' runaway quarter in a 35-16 victory Sunday, snapping their six-game losing streak and getting interim coach Mike Singletary's first victory.
NFL Week 12 Picks: 49ers @ Cowboys —
Bleacher Report - NFL 11/19/2008
San Francisco 49ers @ Dallas Cowboys
Sunday, Nov. 23 - 1:00 PM
After opening the season with a respectable 2-1 record, the 49ers stumbled, tripped, fell, and casually walked up to the ball with time dwindling, to lose six straight games.
In ...
Dallas Cowboys: Don't Sleep on The 49ers —
Bleacher Report - NFL 11/19/2008
The Dallas Cowboys picked up a huge win in front of over 90,000 rabid Redskins fans who wanted nothing more then to deliver a fatal blow to the Cowboys' playoff hopes last Sunday night.
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