Crabtree's neck injury?

Originally posted by Chief:

Originally posted by valrod33:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by Chief:

Originally posted by jreff22:

Originally posted by Chief:

Originally posted by jreff22:

Originally posted by Chief:
Grrrrrrrr, WTF?

Anyone have some solid info on this?

Matt Barrows mattbarrows

Dunno yet. Should find out something shortly. @huli9ers Crabtree's injury? A few days? or Weeks?

Everyone is brushing it off like it's nothing but if he misses out on preseason he misses out on building more chemistry with Smith. Hopefully it's nothing more than sore.

He need's a Boon's massage from Val

We all need some of that action.

hell no! those things are like steele wool

you like it, quit frontin

It's like Chuck Norris, powerful yet wonderful.

Originally posted by WillistheWall:
http://yfrog.com/mrmowyj

This is a pic from Phil Barber. As you can see it didn't have much to do with the Smith throw, it had to do with being tackled in the head when he's already on the f**king ground. Whoever that DB is he's a dumbass.

Skinny_Post

RT @cq_heartbreak: @Skinny_Post what corner was in play that injured Crabtree? >> Trying to figure it out; looks like Stoudamire in photo?

Originally posted by WillistheWall:
http://yfrog.com/mrmowyj

This is a pic from Phil Barber. As you can see it didn't have much to do with the Smith throw, it had to do with being tackled in the head when he's already on the f**king ground. Whoever that DB is he's a dumbass.

You don't know that. The leap from the high throw could have caused an awkward way down while the DB was trying to make a play. What if Crabs didn't need to leap? It would have probably been just a stand up wrap up situation.

Who cares, it's football. What I am more concerned is if we see too many inaccurate throws that could possibility take away YAC that could have been. For example, a high throw stops after the catch whereas an on target throw allows for the WR to maybe have a chance at slipping the tackle because he's already grounded and can make a move.

I see it similar to a PG passing the basketball. In the perfect location, the other player can catch and shoot easily and quickly but if the ball is slightly off, then that split second the shooter takes to set is the difference between him having to pump fake and pass up the shot.

Little things like these is what made Joe Montana and Steve Young great.

[ Edited by Joecool on Aug 12, 2010 at 12:43:49 ]

Originally posted by SanDiego49er:
The whole team is hurt. The O Line is already blown up before the season starts. And now WR's too. Singletary's practices are too tough. You need guys to last until the season too you know.

Originally posted by Chief:

Originally posted by valrod33:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by Chief:

Originally posted by jreff22:

Originally posted by Chief:

Originally posted by jreff22:

Originally posted by Chief:
Grrrrrrrr, WTF?

Anyone have some solid info on this?

Matt Barrows mattbarrows

Dunno yet. Should find out something shortly. @huli9ers Crabtree's injury? A few days? or Weeks?

Everyone is brushing it off like it's nothing but if he misses out on preseason he misses out on building more chemistry with Smith. Hopefully it's nothing more than sore.

He need's a Boon's massage from Val

We all need some of that action.

hell no! those things are like steele wool

you like it, quit frontin

It's like Chuck Norris, powerful yet wonderful.

[ Edited by Winners on Aug 12, 2010 at 14:32:10 ]

@baraiza update on Crabtree? > Day to day with a neck strain. Don't expect him to get on the field Sunday vs. Colts in exhibition opener.

-MM's Twitter

Originally posted by BETTERDAYZ9ERS:
@baraiza update on Crabtree? > Day to day with a neck strain. Don't expect him to get on the field Sunday vs. Colts in exhibition opener.

-MM's Twitter

Ahhh. I really wanted to see him play Sunday.

Originally posted by niner4life21:

Originally posted by BETTERDAYZ9ERS:
@baraiza update on Crabtree? > Day to day with a neck strain. Don't expect him to get on the field Sunday vs. Colts in exhibition opener.

-MM's Twitter

Ahhh. I really wanted to see him play Sunday.

Me too. But hopefully he plays against MINN primetime.

Originally posted by 49ersalldaway126:
hope he plays in the indy game even if its 1 series alex and crabtree need to work on their timings a little more and indy has a great passing defense also this will be a good test for antony davis im intrested to see how davis holds his ground against mathis

No he doesn't, why turn a strain into a pulled neck muscle, especially if there is a facemask after the catch-happens you know.

Originally posted by Joecool:

Originally posted by WillistheWall:
http://yfrog.com/mrmowyj

This is a pic from Phil Barber. As you can see it didn't have much to do with the Smith throw, it had to do with being tackled in the head when he's already on the f**king ground. Whoever that DB is he's a dumbass.

You don't know that. The leap from the high throw could have caused an awkward way down while the DB was trying to make a play. What if Crabs didn't need to leap? It would have probably been just a stand up wrap up situation.

Who cares, it's football. What I am more concerned is if we see too many inaccurate throws that could possibility take away YAC that could have been. For example, a high throw stops after the catch whereas an on target throw allows for the WR to maybe have a chance at slipping the tackle because he's already grounded and can make a move.

I see it similar to a PG passing the basketball. In the perfect location, the other player can catch and shoot easily and quickly but if the ball is slightly off, then that split second the shooter takes to set is the difference between him having to pump fake and pass up the shot.

Little things like these is what made Joe Montana and Steve Young great.

Agree +1

Originally posted by Joecool:

Originally posted by WillistheWall:
http://yfrog.com/mrmowyj

This is a pic from Phil Barber. As you can see it didn't have much to do with the Smith throw, it had to do with being tackled in the head when he's already on the f**king ground. Whoever that DB is he's a dumbass.

You don't know that. The leap from the high throw could have caused an awkward way down while the DB was trying to make a play. What if Crabs didn't need to leap? It would have probably been just a stand up wrap up situation.

Who cares, it's football. What I am more concerned is if we see too many inaccurate throws that could possibility take away YAC that could have been. For example, a high throw stops after the catch whereas an on target throw allows for the WR to maybe have a chance at slipping the tackle because he's already grounded and can make a move.

I see it similar to a PG passing the basketball. In the perfect location, the other player can catch and shoot easily and quickly but if the ball is slightly off, then that split second the shooter takes to set is the difference between him having to pump fake and pass up the shot.

Little things like these is what made Joe Montana and Steve Young great.

Maiocco tweeted that Crabtree is at practice, so thats a good sign

If anything he'll just miss this first game and he will have 3 more games to mesh with Alex Smith&Wesson.

Originally posted by AJ_Larrea954:
Maiocco tweeted that Crabtree is at practice, so thats a good sign

i say give him gore, davis and willis all preseason off

As I remember, Joe Montana's most famous throw was a high throw.