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Some people were saying that the pick six was luck, well Bowman said that he changed up the play, he was supposed to blitz all out, but he dropped back when he saw something developing and that's when he came in for the pick. Frank Gore also told Kap to audible, LB's were back 5 yards, told him to give him the rock he can run it in for a TD. Seems like our players know more wtf to call than Fangio/Roman.
So if the seahawks lose and the niners win, niners take tge west because of better records and get homefield advantage?
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Yup, Niners have a better division record, I think we're like 4-1, Seahawks 3-2. So since we would both be 12-4 with a Niners win and Seahawks loss at the season's end, 49ers would break the tie with the better record against NFC West, thus resulting in winning the NFC West, Homefield, 2nd seed, First Round Bye aaaand... another home game or two at The 'Stick.
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Questions linger about Mario Manningham's health - ESPN
SANTA CLARA, Calif. -- It appears Mario Manningham could miss his second straight game Sunday at Arizona.
Manningham
Manningham did not practice Thursday because of a lingering knee issue. He didn't play Monday. Rookie Quinton Patton, who was out since Week 4 when he broke his foot, took Manningham's place.
That could be the case Sunday at Arizona. Manningham was on the field during warm-ups but went to work with a trainer when practice began. He came back at the midway point after being out since last December with a knee issue.
“He's just working through something and just felt it was best to help tend to it that way,” San Francisco offensive coordinator Greg Roman said Thursday when asked about Manningham not playing Monday.
Manningham, a free agent at the end of the season, has done very little in the four games Michael Crabtree has been back. So, if his injury lingers it may behoove the 49ers to continue to look at a youngster like Patton since he is guaranteed to be with the team next year.
SANTA CLARA, Calif. -- It appears Mario Manningham could miss his second straight game Sunday at Arizona.
Manningham
Manningham did not practice Thursday because of a lingering knee issue. He didn't play Monday. Rookie Quinton Patton, who was out since Week 4 when he broke his foot, took Manningham's place.
That could be the case Sunday at Arizona. Manningham was on the field during warm-ups but went to work with a trainer when practice began. He came back at the midway point after being out since last December with a knee issue.
“He's just working through something and just felt it was best to help tend to it that way,” San Francisco offensive coordinator Greg Roman said Thursday when asked about Manningham not playing Monday.
Manningham, a free agent at the end of the season, has done very little in the four games Michael Crabtree has been back. So, if his injury lingers it may behoove the 49ers to continue to look at a youngster like Patton since he is guaranteed to be with the team next year.
Mic'd Up: Patrick Willis in Candlestick Finale
Mic'd Up: Patrick Willis in Candlestick Finale
49ers Studios had linebacker Patrick Willis wired for sound in what could be his final game ever at Candlestick Park.
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Mic'd Up: Patrick Willis in Candlestick Finale
49ers Studios had linebacker Patrick Willis wired for sound in what could be his final game ever at Candlestick Park.
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The Rams match up well with everyone in the NFC west. They play Seattle extremely hard every time. They nearly beat Seattle earlier this year. Last year the final game of the season Rams weren't playing for anything and Seattle only won by 7, which was scored late in the game. Seattle's offense has struggled for the past several weeks and really hasn't looked good since the Saints game. Nothing is a lock. That radio host is foolish you play to win considering what is on the line.
Mario Manningham on IR.. Looks like he's not coming back as a 49ers next year..
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