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Frank Gore is right: For the Seattle rematch and beyond, the 49ers have to run it much, much better

Dec 2, 2013 at 12:30 PM--


Frank Gore does not hide things or equivocate and he knows the 49ers are getting away with a few things lately, mostly by winning the last two games despite managing very little out of their run game. Which is why he spoke quickly and quietly his locker for a few minutes after yesterday's...Continue reading...
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