[7-9, so far, so close...] 49ers topic / 2006 edition

C'est clair qu'avec Franck Gore et Walt Harris, vous avez 2 pro bowlers J'ai pas trop vu si Harris couvre bien sur les WR, mais avec ses interceptions décisives sur quelques matches, il a son billet garanti pour Hawaï.

Quant à Alex Smith, c'est vraiment le joueur qui a le plus progressé par rapport à l'an passé en NFL. Il est sûr et intelligent. Autant dire que chez les 49ers, c'est l'idéal non?

ben bravo les santa clara kek chose!
han Harris au pro bowl

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ben bravo les santa clara kek chose!
han Harris au pro bowl

Rappelle-moi où est situé FedEx Field?

lol ça c'est le problème du découpage administratif, Washington est une ville-État, partagée entre la Virginie et le Maryland... puis je suis attaché aux Redskins, pas à Washington, sinon je préfère Boston ou NY que j'avais visité
c'est vrai que je me dis (surtout en ce moment...) q j'aurais pu en fait encourager les Vikings en tant que Normand ou les Saints, nos cousins Cajuns, mais les Hogs sont passés par là

tss ben vs n'avez qu'à construire votre nouveau stade sur alcatraz aussi, à washington, pas comme à monaco, il y a déjà tout les monuments pour les soldats tués dans les guerres, et faut encore prévoir de la place!

ah ces parisiens...

C'était trop beau pour durer...

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49ers receiver Bryant 'belligerent' in drunken-driving arrest
- Marisa Lagos, John Cote and Kevin Lynch, Chronicle Staff Writer
Tuesday, November 21, 2006

(11-21) 14:48 PST SAN MATEO -- San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Antonio Bryant was arrested Sunday night in San Mateo on suspicion of drunken driving, resisting arrest and reckless driving, all misdemeanors, after he was pulled over for speeding at more than 100 mph on Highway 101 and became "belligerent," authorities said today.

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Va falloir qu'on le brûle, ce #81! Il porte la poisse.

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C'était trop beau pour durer...

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49ers receiver Bryant 'belligerent' in drunken-driving arrest
- Marisa Lagos, John Cote and Kevin Lynch, Chronicle Staff Writer
Tuesday, November 21, 2006

(11-21) 14:48 PST SAN MATEO -- San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Antonio Bryant was arrested Sunday night in San Mateo on suspicion of drunken driving, resisting arrest and reckless driving, all misdemeanors, after he was pulled over for speeding at more than 100 mph on Highway 101 and became "belligerent," authorities said today.

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Va falloir qu'on le brûle, ce #81! Il porte la poisse.

Ca c'est plutot bon pour VD... quoi hein ??!! S. Moss... ah bon... ben oui (c'est qd tu veux double c ).

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Sun 3 Dec.
19:00 LIVE San Francisco vs New Orleans - NFL
Alex Smith and the 49ers are on the road in the Big Easy against Drew Brees and the Saints.

On va prouver au monde entier qu'on avait pas besoin de Reggie Bush.


Bon, contentez-vous de ne pas nous faire honte devant tout le monde et ça ira...

p-e plus de Marques Colston? ou tout simplement Drew Brees, 510y dimanche dernier! Walt Harris va faire un marathon

c'est vrai que Harris doit se souvenir de Brees qui était venu avec les Chargers à Washington et qui avait lancé également 3 interceptions, avant que LT#21 ne nous tue en mort subite

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Nolan said he wants Eric Johnson to return

There have been questions all along about whether TE Eric Johnson fits into the 49ers' plans for next season.

Coach Mike Nolan made it official on Thursday. He said he wants Johnson on the team. He said the club has even entered into preliminary negotiations on a new deal, though no contract agreement appears imminent.

"I'd like to have Eric back," Nolan said Thursday, "and there has been contact made (with his agent). So we have a plan on how that will be."

Until Nolan declared his desire to have Johnson on the 49ers next season, it was not known whether the club would make a serious attempt to retain his services. After all, the club has a lot of money tied up in the tight end position.

With an expected $40 million of salary-cap room available for next season, the 49ers are able to budget more money to hold onto a player like Johnson.

His future with the 49ers appeared to be in doubt as long ago as the spring, when the club used the No. 6 overall draft pick to select Vernon Davis, who received a five-year, $25 million contract.

But with Davis out of action for six games, Johnson has gotten a chance to prove his value to Nolan and personnel chief Scot McCloughan.

"I just wanted to focus on my game and that's what I did," Johnson said. "I feel like I've played pretty well, and I think the coaches agree."

The 49ers would like Johnson to return to the team to play a complementary role alongside Davis, while continuing to challenge the youngster.

"What's been good is that Eric has had an opportunity to look and see how he'll be used, so he has to feel good about the situation he's in," Nolan said.

When told that Nolan had just said some kind words about him and that he announced he wanted him back on the team next season, Johnson said, "It makes me feel great. That shows I played the role they want me to and performed well enough for him to say that. It's definitely a compliment. Now we just have to see how all that works out."

Johnson is in the final year of a three-year, $5.25 million contract. He is making $1.55 million in base salary this season.

In the first two games, Davis played 87 percent of the snaps, including a five-play stretch in the opener at Arizona when he left the game due to a bruised hip. Johnson played just 21 percent in the first two games. In the first 2 1/2 games, Johnson and Davis were on the field together for just 15 snaps.

But in the past seven games, Johnson has played 96 percent of the snaps.

J'espère bien qu'il vont le garder, Johnson! Il a toujours répondu présent quand on a eu besoin de lui... et quand il n'est pas blessé.

Concernant le match de dimanche, Shawntae Spencer et Jonas Jennings sont Questionable. Pour Jennings, c'est pas trop emmerdant parce qu'il a été bien remplacé par Snyder et Wragge en début de saison. Mais pour Spencer, c'est une autre histoire. Bulger va s'amuser à arroser Sammy Davis toute la journée. On devrait voir pas mal de formations nickel pour soutenir l'ex-Charger.

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Nolan said he wants Eric Johnson to return

There have been questions all along about whether TE Eric Johnson fits into the 49ers' plans for next season.

Coach Mike Nolan made it official on Thursday. He said he wants Johnson on the team. He said the club has even entered into preliminary negotiations on a new deal, though no contract agreement appears imminent.

"I'd like to have Eric back," Nolan said Thursday, "and there has been contact made (with his agent). So we have a plan on how that will be."

Until Nolan declared his desire to have Johnson on the 49ers next season, it was not known whether the club would make a serious attempt to retain his services. After all, the club has a lot of money tied up in the tight end position.

With an expected $40 million of salary-cap room available for next season, the 49ers are able to budget more money to hold onto a player like Johnson.

His future with the 49ers appeared to be in doubt as long ago as the spring, when the club used the No. 6 overall draft pick to select Vernon Davis, who received a five-year, $25 million contract.

But with Davis out of action for six games, Johnson has gotten a chance to prove his value to Nolan and personnel chief Scot McCloughan.

"I just wanted to focus on my game and that's what I did," Johnson said. "I feel like I've played pretty well, and I think the coaches agree."

The 49ers would like Johnson to return to the team to play a complementary role alongside Davis, while continuing to challenge the youngster.

"What's been good is that Eric has had an opportunity to look and see how he'll be used, so he has to feel good about the situation he's in," Nolan said.

When told that Nolan had just said some kind words about him and that he announced he wanted him back on the team next season, Johnson said, "It makes me feel great. That shows I played the role they want me to and performed well enough for him to say that. It's definitely a compliment. Now we just have to see how all that works out."

Johnson is in the final year of a three-year, $5.25 million contract. He is making $1.55 million in base salary this season.

In the first two games, Davis played 87 percent of the snaps, including a five-play stretch in the opener at Arizona when he left the game due to a bruised hip. Johnson played just 21 percent in the first two games. In the first 2 1/2 games, Johnson and Davis were on the field together for just 15 snaps.

But in the past seven games, Johnson has played 96 percent of the snaps.

J'espère bien qu'il vont le garder, Johnson! Il a toujours répondu présent quand on a eu besoin de lui... et quand il n'est pas blessé.

Concernant le match de dimanche, Shawntae Spencer et Jonas Jennings sont Questionable. Pour Jennings, c'est pas trop emmerdant parce qu'il a été bien remplacé par Snyder et Wragge en début de saison. Mais pour Spencer, c'est une autre histoire. Bulger va s'amuser à arroser Sammy Davis toute la journée. On devrait voir pas mal de formations nickel pour soutenir l'ex-Charger.

le problème c'est que ça risque de faire le jeu de Steven Jackson, tant à la passe qu'à la course. C'est pas une bonne nouvelle pour nous, ça !

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le problème c'est que ça risque de faire le jeu de Steven Jackson, tant à la passe qu'à la course. C'est pas une bonne nouvelle pour nous, ça !

Bof... Steven Jackson, on l'emmerde! Brandon Moore va s'occuper de lui, gentiment. On vient de tenir coup sur coup Kevin Jones et Shaun Alexander à moins de 50y chacun.



'tain... 3 victoires de suite et ça y est, j'me sens plus péter.

Je n'ai pas vu le match tu peux me dire comment ont joué les Rams?

j'ai vu les highlights, ils ont raté le 1st down à peu de choses, il n'y avait pas l'épaisseur du dernier goncourt en tout cas... un TD refusé à notre ami Harris également

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j'ai vu les highlights, ils ont raté le 1st down à peu de choses, il n'y avait pas l'épaisseur du dernier goncourt en tout cas... un TD refusé à notre ami Harris également

oui et c'est franchement honteux.
j'ai vu le match hier soir, et il y avait, sans contestation possible, fumble de Torry holt.
de toute façon, les arbitres ont été mauvais. sur la premiere int. lancée par smith (la deuxième est anecdotique), il y a illegal contact ou pass interférence de Tye Hill sur Bryant. c'est visible comme le nez au milieu de la figure. par deux fois hill touche et pousse Bryant durant son tracé et ce bien dehors de la zone de 5 yards autorisée.

ceci dit, on s'est battus tout seuls comme des grands . Je reste persuadé que Nolan aurait du tenté le 4°down and inches. si ça passait, ça tuait le match. parfois, il faut savoir prendre des risques.