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Originally posted by jimrat201:Originally posted by 49ersalldaway126:Originally posted by 49ersalldaway126:
is there a reason why tomm practice is 830 in the morning?
Not sure
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Originally posted by ads_2006:
he's already exhausted at the start of practice
smh
Originally posted by Blitz:
I am liking this, Sando says:
SANTA CLARA, Calif. -- A few thoughts after watching the San Francisco 49ers practice in pads for most of their three-hour afternoon session Monday:
* This was the crispest, most efficient practice I've seen while visiting NFC West camps over the past week. Coach Jim Harbaugh was everywhere, including deep inside the offensive huddle. The 49ers practiced with purpose. Harbaugh called this the best 49ers practice since camp opened. There was frequent give-and-take between offense and defense. Newly signed receiver Braylon Edwards dominated at times in the red zone. Fans in attendance cheered his every move, no matter how ordinary. Edwards' overhead touchdown grab against cornerback Tramaine Brock was a highlight.
Read the rest here: http://espn.go.com/blog/nfcwest
Originally posted by 49ersalldaway126:Originally posted by jimrat201:Originally posted by 49ersalldaway126:Originally posted by 49ersalldaway126:
is there a reason why tomm practice is 830 in the morning?
Not sure
i have to go but i haeve to leave like at 7 which is a pain it better not be some p***y ppractice lol wanna see something exciting
Originally posted by PTulini:
Thoughts, observations from 49ers camp - Mike Sando
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• This was the crispest, most efficient practice I've seen while visiting NFC West camps over the past week. Coach Jim Harbaugh was everywhere, including deep inside the offensive huddle. The 49ers practiced with purpose. Harbaugh called this the best 49ers practice since camp opened. There was frequent give-and-take between offense and defense. Newly signed receiver Braylon Edwards dominated at times in the red zone. Fans in attendance cheered his every move, no matter how ordinary. Edwards' overhead touchdown grab against cornerback Tramaine Brock was a highlight.
Originally posted by SonocoNinerFan:Originally posted by Blitz:
I am liking this, Sando says:
SANTA CLARA, Calif. -- A few thoughts after watching the San Francisco 49ers practice in pads for most of their three-hour afternoon session Monday:
* This was the crispest, most efficient practice I've seen while visiting NFC West camps over the past week. Coach Jim Harbaugh was everywhere, including deep inside the offensive huddle. The 49ers practiced with purpose. Harbaugh called this the best 49ers practice since camp opened. There was frequent give-and-take between offense and defense. Newly signed receiver Braylon Edwards dominated at times in the red zone. Fans in attendance cheered his every move, no matter how ordinary. Edwards' overhead touchdown grab against cornerback Tramaine Brock was a highlight.
Read the rest here: http://espn.go.com/blog/nfcwest
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Originally posted by jimrat201:
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Notable: Perhaps the 49ers are looking to expand the role of LB Patrick Willis. For the first time, he took part in one-on-one pass-rush drills that usually only feature the outside linebackers and defensive linemen. Willis had a difficult time getting around either undrafted rookie Kenny Wiggins or third-year player Alex Boone.
Originally posted by oldninerdude:[img=null]Originally posted by jimrat201:
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Look at the length of those arms!
No wonder he put's them on his hips alot, doesn't want to get his gloves dirty or grass stained.
Or else he's just tired.
Originally posted by WWFGD:Originally posted by oldninerdude:[img=null]Originally posted by jimrat201:
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Look at the length of those arms!
No wonder he put's them on his hips alot, doesn't want to get his gloves dirty or grass stained.
Or else he's just tired.
Them are the longest arms I've ever seen
Originally posted by bigmur49:Originally posted by WWFGD:Originally posted by oldninerdude:[img=null]Originally posted by jimrat201:
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Look at the length of those arms!
No wonder he put's them on his hips alot, doesn't want to get his gloves dirty or grass stained.
Or else he's just tired.
Them are the longest arms I've ever seen
I have heard a few people mention it but that pic is insane!! Could someone be more built to rush a passer??
I originally voted 20 sacks in the poll the other day, but now I say he'll have at least 30 this season!!!
Originally posted by SonocoNinerFan:
http://www.csnbayarea.com/08/08/11/Camp-report-88-49ers-depth-chart-unveile/l_49ers.html?blockID=546834&feedID=5936
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Notable: Perhaps the 49ers are looking to expand the role of LB Patrick Willis. For the first time, he took part in one-on-one pass-rush drills that usually only feature the outside linebackers and defensive linemen. Willis had a difficult time getting around either undrafted rookie Kenny Wiggins or third-year player Alex Boone.
Interesting.
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