Killion: Things go from bad to worse for Niners

Nov 22, 2015 at 10:41 PM--


"When you play in Seattle, it's dark, gloomy, guys are dropping like flies," linebacker Ahmad Brooks said. Though it was actually sparkling and sunny, Glenn Dorsey did suffer a knee injury almost immediately. The 49ers lost 29-13 and are 3-7, 0-5 in road games. With the news coming just 90 minutes before kickoff that their running back Marshawn Lynch was inactive because of an abdominal injury, one would have expected the 49ers to be extra-energized. The first three Seattle drives went for touchdowns. The first two 49ers drives were three-and-out and they didn't get into Seattle territory until 48 seconds remained in the first half. By the end of the day, the 49ers' defense — once the stalwart of the team — had given up a franchise-record 209 rushing yards to Lynch's replacement, undrafted rookie Thomas Rawls from Central Michigan. Linebacker NaVorro Bowman said, "We prepared for 24 (Lynch) and 24 didn't play." On Saturday, a day with no media availability, the team put Colin Kaepernick on injured reserve with a torn labrum in his nonthrowing shoulder. The subsequent reporting on the development revealed a schism between the team's and the Kaepernick camp's version of...
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