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SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS vs. ST. LOUIS RAMS GAMEDAY THREAD (Game 4)
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Oct 1, 2009 at 10:16 AM
- Reckless
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We are going to have to shut down Stephen Jackson. Not going to be easy. If we can do that and run Coffee and play action on 3rd down we can pull out a 23-7 type victory.
Oct 1, 2009 at 10:42 AM
- toeknee
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For the Rams, Marc Bulger (shoulder), S James Butler (knee) and T Jason Smith (knee) did not practice. Look for Adam Goldberg to play RT ..
Did not practice today:David Baas (ankle), Allen Rossum (illness), Justin Smith (rest) Joe Staley (thigh), Jeff Ulbrich (thigh) ... MORE ..
Gore and reggie Smith are out this week; Staley (knee) and Baas (ankle) won't practice today but Singletary thinks they'll play Sunday ...
Did not practice today:David Baas (ankle), Allen Rossum (illness), Justin Smith (rest) Joe Staley (thigh), Jeff Ulbrich (thigh) ... MORE ..
Gore and reggie Smith are out this week; Staley (knee) and Baas (ankle) won't practice today but Singletary thinks they'll play Sunday ...
Oct 1, 2009 at 12:20 PM
- NineFourNiner
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Originally posted by teeohh:
For the Rams, Marc Bulger (shoulder), S James Butler (knee) and T Jason Smith (knee) did not practice. Look for Adam Goldberg to play RT ..
Did not practice today:David Baas (ankle), Allen Rossum (illness), Justin Smith (rest) Joe Staley (thigh), Jeff Ulbrich (thigh) ... MORE ..
Gore and reggie Smith are out this week; Staley (knee) and Baas (ankle) won't practice today but Singletary thinks they'll play Sunday ...
Maybe the Rossum illness will open the door for another PR/KR to step up this week?
Oct 1, 2009 at 12:30 PM
- FL9er
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When the 49ers got off to a 2-0 start, I looked at this game as a "trap" game. Right in between Minnesota and Atlanta, but having come off a heartbreaking loss, we get to see what this team is made of.
Oct 1, 2009 at 2:33 PM
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With Staley and Baas still being held out of practice, Niner fans had best start gearing-up to see plenty of Sims and/or Wragge vs the Rams. No practice on Tghursday, even limited practice, usually means a poor performance on Sunday for that player or that player seeing limited time on Sunday.
The biggest play for the offense this coming Sunday, is shaping-up to be the screen pass.
The biggest play for the offense this coming Sunday, is shaping-up to be the screen pass.
Oct 1, 2009 at 2:47 PM
- 49erKing
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Originally posted by jimbagg:
With Staley and Baas still being held out of practice, Niner fans had best start gearing-up to see plenty of Sims and/or Wragge vs the Rams. No practice on Tghursday, even limited practice, usually means a poor performance on Sunday for that player or that player seeing limited time on Sunday.
The biggest play for the offense this coming Sunday, is shaping-up to be the screen pass.
Associated Press 10/4/09 --
SAN FRANCISCO --
Chris Long, the Ram's 1st round pick in the 07 draft, finally lived up to expectations with a huge break out game for the 2nd year pro. Long racked up 6 sacks and 3 fumbles. Long terrorized the 49er tackles from both sides; he also recorded 6 QB hurries.
Marc Bulger capitalized on the turnovers with 3 short td scoring drives as the Rams held off the surprising 49ers 28-14. Shaun Hill played the entire game for the 49ers but was not protected well and his limited mobility in the pocket resulted in disaster. Leonard Little also recorded 2 sacks and 4 pressures.
Hill finished 13 for 32 for 142 yds and 2 tds with 1 int. The 49ers clearly missed All-Pro Frank Gore as rookie RB Glen Coffee was repeatedly stuffed at the line of scrimmage and was held to 35 yds rushing on 20 carries. The Rams continuously used 8 and 9 man fronts against the 49ers while consistently getting tremendous pressure from their ends. Rookie LB James Lauranitis had a game high 15 tackles and the lone int.
Oct 1, 2009 at 2:54 PM
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Originally posted by fortyninerglory:Originally posted by jimbagg:
With Staley and Baas still being held out of practice, Niner fans had best start gearing-up to see plenty of Sims and/or Wragge vs the Rams. No practice on Tghursday, even limited practice, usually means a poor performance on Sunday for that player or that player seeing limited time on Sunday.
The biggest play for the offense this coming Sunday, is shaping-up to be the screen pass.
Associated Press 10/4/09 --
SAN FRANCISCO --
Chris Long, the Ram's 1st round pick in the 07 draft, finally lived up to expectations with a huge break out game for the 2nd year pro. Long racked up 6 sacks and 3 fumbles. Long terrorized the 49er tackles from both sides; he also recorded 6 QB hurries.
Marc Bulger capitalized on the turnovers with 3 short td scoring drives as the Rams held off the surprising 49ers 28-14. Shaun Hill played the entire game for the 49ers but was not protected well and his limited mobility in the pocket resulted in disaster. Leonard Little also recorded 2 sacks and 4 pressures.
Hill finished 13 for 32 for 142 yds and 2 tds with 1 int. The 49ers clearly missed All-Pro Frank Gore as rookie RB Glen Coffee was repeatedly stuffed at the line of scrimmage and was held to 35 yds rushing on 20 carries. The Rams continuously used 8 and 9 man fronts against the 49ers while consistently getting tremendous pressure from their ends. Rookie LB James Lauranitis had a game high 15 tackles and the lone int.
Uh no
Oct 1, 2009 at 3:13 PM
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Originally posted by FL9er:
When the 49ers got off to a 2-0 start, I looked at this game as a "trap" game. Right in between Minnesota and Atlanta, but having come off a heartbreaking loss, we get to see what this team is made of.
Don't worry too much about atlanta. We are playing at home where Shaun Hill is undefeated and we may have Gore back by then. Even without Gore, I think we can beat atlanta but it will be a close game.
Oct 1, 2009 at 4:53 PM
- SonocoNinerFan
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Originally posted by fortyninerglory:Originally posted by jimbagg:
With Staley and Baas still being held out of practice, Niner fans had best start gearing-up to see plenty of Sims and/or Wragge vs the Rams. No practice on Tghursday, even limited practice, usually means a poor performance on Sunday for that player or that player seeing limited time on Sunday.
The biggest play for the offense this coming Sunday, is shaping-up to be the screen pass.
Associated Press 10/4/09 --
SAN FRANCISCO --
Chris Long, the Ram's 1st round pick in the 07 draft, finally lived up to expectations with a huge break out game for the 2nd year pro. Long racked up 6 sacks and 3 fumbles. Long terrorized the 49er tackles from both sides; he also recorded 6 QB hurries.
Marc Bulger capitalized on the turnovers with 3 short td scoring drives as the Rams held off the surprising 49ers 28-14. Shaun Hill played the entire game for the 49ers but was not protected well and his limited mobility in the pocket resulted in disaster. Leonard Little also recorded 2 sacks and 4 pressures.
Hill finished 13 for 32 for 142 yds and 2 tds with 1 int. The 49ers clearly missed All-Pro Frank Gore as rookie RB Glen Coffee was repeatedly stuffed at the line of scrimmage and was held to 35 yds rushing on 20 carries. The Rams continuously used 8 and 9 man fronts against the 49ers while consistently getting tremendous pressure from their ends. Rookie LB James Lauranitis had a game high 15 tackles and the lone int.
More likely Monday headline:
Crabtree Signs with Niners
Oct 1, 2009 at 6:47 PM
- TexasNiner84
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Originally posted by fortyninerglory:Originally posted by jimbagg:
With Staley and Baas still being held out of practice, Niner fans had best start gearing-up to see plenty of Sims and/or Wragge vs the Rams. No practice on Tghursday, even limited practice, usually means a poor performance on Sunday for that player or that player seeing limited time on Sunday.
The biggest play for the offense this coming Sunday, is shaping-up to be the screen pass.
Associated Press 10/4/09 --
SAN FRANCISCO --
Chris Long, the Ram's 1st round pick in the 07 draft, finally lived up to expectations with a huge break out game for the 2nd year pro. Long racked up 6 sacks and 3 fumbles. Long terrorized the 49er tackles from both sides; he also recorded 6 QB hurries.
Marc Bulger capitalized on the turnovers with 3 short td scoring drives as the Rams held off the surprising 49ers 28-14. Shaun Hill played the entire game for the 49ers but was not protected well and his limited mobility in the pocket resulted in disaster. Leonard Little also recorded 2 sacks and 4 pressures.
Hill finished 13 for 32 for 142 yds and 2 tds with 1 int. The 49ers clearly missed All-Pro Frank Gore as rookie RB Glen Coffee was repeatedly stuffed at the line of scrimmage and was held to 35 yds rushing on 20 carries. The Rams continuously used 8 and 9 man fronts against the 49ers while consistently getting tremendous pressure from their ends. Rookie LB James Lauranitis had a game high 15 tackles and the lone int.
don't even play around like that

Oct 1, 2009 at 7:02 PM
- PacTiger
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Whats better than a divisional game? The niners can send a clear message to the rest of the NFC west Sunday!
Oct 1, 2009 at 7:07 PM
- cortana49
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Originally posted by fortyninerglory:Originally posted by jimbagg:
With Staley and Baas still being held out of practice, Niner fans had best start gearing-up to see plenty of Sims and/or Wragge vs the Rams. No practice on Tghursday, even limited practice, usually means a poor performance on Sunday for that player or that player seeing limited time on Sunday.
The biggest play for the offense this coming Sunday, is shaping-up to be the screen pass.
Associated Press 10/4/09 --
SAN FRANCISCO --
Chris Long, the Ram's 1st round pick in the 07 draft, finally lived up to expectations with a huge break out game for the 2nd year pro. Long racked up 6 sacks and 3 fumbles. Long terrorized the 49er tackles from both sides; he also recorded 6 QB hurries.
Marc Bulger capitalized on the turnovers with 3 short td scoring drives as the Rams held off the surprising 49ers 28-14. Shaun Hill played the entire game for the 49ers but was not protected well and his limited mobility in the pocket resulted in disaster. Leonard Little also recorded 2 sacks and 4 pressures.
Hill finished 13 for 32 for 142 yds and 2 tds with 1 int. The 49ers clearly missed All-Pro Frank Gore as rookie RB Glen Coffee was repeatedly stuffed at the line of scrimmage and was held to 35 yds rushing on 20 carries. The Rams continuously used 8 and 9 man fronts against the 49ers while consistently getting tremendous pressure from their ends. Rookie LB James Lauranitis had a game high 15 tackles and the lone int.
Oct 1, 2009 at 7:30 PM
- SnakePlissken
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Originally posted by fortyninerglory:
Associated Press 10/4/09 --
SAN FRANCISCO --
Chris Long, the Ram's 1st round pick in the 07 draft, finally lived up to expectations with a huge break out game for the 2nd year pro. Long racked up 6 sacks and 3 fumbles. Long terrorized the 49er tackles from both sides; he also recorded 6 QB hurries.
Marc Bulger capitalized on the turnovers with 3 short td scoring drives as the Rams held off the surprising 49ers 28-14. Shaun Hill played the entire game for the 49ers but was not protected well and his limited mobility in the pocket resulted in disaster. Leonard Little also recorded 2 sacks and 4 pressures.
Hill finished 13 for 32 for 142 yds and 2 tds with 1 int. The 49ers clearly missed All-Pro Frank Gore as rookie RB Glen Coffee was repeatedly stuffed at the line of scrimmage and was held to 35 yds rushing on 20 carries. The Rams continuously used 8 and 9 man fronts against the 49ers while consistently getting tremendous pressure from their ends. Rookie LB James Lauranitis had a game high 15 tackles and the lone int.
Associated Press 10/4/09 --
SAN FRANCISCO --
49ers Linebacker Patrick Willis breaks NFL records today with 50 tackles, 10 sacks, and 7 interceptions to put the 'battered' Rams into a pitiful submission. -But these records did not come without controversy.
During the end of the 4th quarter, with 40 seconds left in the game, Patrick Willis delivered a monstrous blow on Rams backup QB Kyle Boller, injuring his sternum and lower back. But it didn't stop there. With Boller lying on the field in unspeakable pain, Patrick Willis then dropped his pants and began to defecate on Boller.
Surprisingly, the officials excused the happening, and Willis was not ejected from the remainder of the game, nor will he be facing any sort of pending punishment from the league itself.
Boller was taken to Stanford Medical Center following the game (undergoing heavy x-rays), with conclusive results showing a ruptured disk (in the lower back area), a broken sternum, and bruised shin. Kyle was eventually released from the hospital after his 4-hour exam, but sadly... the team plane left without him.
When Singletary was asked about this incident in particular, Mike simply replied: "Winners leave nothing behind, losers forget to wipe."
Oct 1, 2009 at 8:05 PM
- tohara3
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Damn, you guys just gave me a couple good laughs before bed.
Oct 1, 2009 at 10:50 PM
- TRAVELER_9ER
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Originally posted by SnakePlissken:Originally posted by fortyninerglory:
Associated Press 10/4/09 --
SAN FRANCISCO --
Chris Long, the Ram's 1st round pick in the 07 draft, finally lived up to expectations with a huge break out game for the 2nd year pro. Long racked up 6 sacks and 3 fumbles. Long terrorized the 49er tackles from both sides; he also recorded 6 QB hurries.
Marc Bulger capitalized on the turnovers with 3 short td scoring drives as the Rams held off the surprising 49ers 28-14. Shaun Hill played the entire game for the 49ers but was not protected well and his limited mobility in the pocket resulted in disaster. Leonard Little also recorded 2 sacks and 4 pressures.
Hill finished 13 for 32 for 142 yds and 2 tds with 1 int. The 49ers clearly missed All-Pro Frank Gore as rookie RB Glen Coffee was repeatedly stuffed at the line of scrimmage and was held to 35 yds rushing on 20 carries. The Rams continuously used 8 and 9 man fronts against the 49ers while consistently getting tremendous pressure from their ends. Rookie LB James Lauranitis had a game high 15 tackles and the lone int.
Associated Press 10/4/09 --
SAN FRANCISCO --
49ers Linebacker Patrick Willis breaks NFL records today with 50 tackles, 10 sacks, and 7 interceptions to put the 'battered' Rams into a pitiful submission. -But these records did not come without controversy.
During the end of the 4th quarter, with 40 seconds left in the game, Patrick Willis delivered a monstrous blow on Rams backup QB Kyle Boller, injuring his sternum and lower back. But it didn't stop there. With Boller lying on the field in unspeakable pain, Patrick Willis then dropped his pants and began to defecate on Boller.
Surprisingly, the officials excused the happening, and Willis was not ejected from the remainder of the game, nor will he be facing any sort of pending punishment from the league itself.
Boller was taken to Stanford Medical Center following the game (undergoing heavy x-rays), with conclusive results showing a ruptured disk (in the lower back area), a broken sternum, and bruised shin. Kyle was eventually released from the hospital after his 4-hour exam, but sadly... the team plane left without him.
When Singletary was asked about this incident in particular, Mike simply replied: "Winners leave nothing behind, losers forget to wipe."
LMAO! This wz some funny s#!t