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[ChrisPozz]

Prep For New Orleans

 

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From Barrows:

Braylon Edwards not injured but legs are tight. Said BE: "Nothing is physically wrong, just the legs trying to get back to where they were."

5 minutes ago via web

 

[MW49ers5]

How Frank Gore starts practice - Inside the 49ers

Man I hope we can get Frank into the playoffs a couple times before he hangs 'em up. It would simply be criminal if we didn't.

 

[Ray_Dogg]

Camp report (8/10): Edwards building rapport with Smith

 

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Camp report (8/10): Edwards building rapport with Smith

 

[ChrisPozz]

Jim Harbaugh - Likes what he sees in Colin Kaepernick : Niner Insider

 

[ChrisPozz]

49ers practice notes: Kaepernick's progress - NFC West Blog - ESPN

 

[ChrisPozz]

49ers Blog and Q&A: Harbaugh: Kaepernick the most game-ready of the rookies

 

[MW49ers5]

49ers practice notes: Kaepernick's progress - NFC West Blog - ESPN

Good read!

I liked Edwards' comments about Crabtree, especially this little piece of encouragement.

"Edwards, the third overall choice in 2005, said high draft choices often wind up with struggling teams, and it's important for all of them, including Crabtree, to persevere."

 

[ChrisPozz]

Practice-lite - Inside the 49ers

 

[Ray_Dogg]

Harbaugh on the state of the team - Inside the 49ers

 

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Comcast SportsNet - Authentic Bay Area Sports

 

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Goldson Flies Back Home

 

[MW49ers5]

Harbaugh on the state of the team - Inside the 49ers

Interesting exchange between Harbaugh & a reporter:


"Q: Are you concerned that Isaac Sopoaga and Shawntae Spencer haven’t practiced yet?

HARBAUGH: They’re working through something. I’m not in their body. I don’t really get into talking about injuries that often, you guys are out here every practice, so maybe we shouldn’t let you guys out here every single day if that’s what we’re going to talk about. Out of respect for those guys and what they’re going through I choose not to talk about it.

Q: How influential do you think the Michigan connection and your long relationship with the Edwards family was in Braylon coming here?

HARBAUGH: That question’s been asked and answered. You’ve asked that question a few times.

Q: No I haven’t.

HARBAUGH: Braylon’s here, very excited about that. To answer that one for the last time, Braylon and I both kind of were raised in the same environment. Trained under the same mindset, the Michigan way. My dad coached at Michigan, Braylon’s dad played there, all influenced by Bo Schembechler. We went to the same college. Both Michigan guys, Michigan raised as kids. Really pleased that Braylon’s here. He’s really doing a good job, he’s working very hard, he’s been a great guy in the locker room. He’s really a young man with a big heart, and he brings some juice into the locker rooms and the meeting rooms. I enjoy being around him , I really do. Maybe that’s somewhat because we’re breathing the same air, so to speak. It’s been very positive."

 

[ChrisPozz]

"Q: Are you concerned that Isaac Sopoaga and Shawntae Spencer haven’t practiced yet?

HARBAUGH: They’re working through something. I’m not in their body. I don’t really get into talking about injuries that often, you guys are out here every practice, so maybe we shouldn’t let you guys out here every single day if that’s what we’re going to talk about. Out of respect for those guys and what they’re going through I choose not to talk about it.

A little reminiscent of Bill Parcells. I like!

 

[MW49ers5]

"Q: Are you concerned that Isaac Sopoaga and Shawntae Spencer haven’t practiced yet?

HARBAUGH: They’re working through something. I’m not in their body. I don’t really get into talking about injuries that often, you guys are out here every practice, so maybe we shouldn’t let you guys out here every single day if that’s what we’re going to talk about. Out of respect for those guys and what they’re going through I choose not to talk about it.

A little reminiscent of Bill Parcells. I like!

Yes it is! I approve as well, Chris. Now if he can just bring the same results.

 

[Dodub]

Any idea of what happened with Brock and why he left practice? On a related not im really excited to see these young CBs (Brock and Culliver) stepping up and playing well. Im really interested to see how they do in games.

 

[ChrisPozz]

49ers have crowded secondary | PressDemocrat.com

 

[Arete Tzu]

Interesting exchange between Harbaugh & a reporter:


"Q: Are you concerned that Isaac Sopoaga and Shawntae Spencer haven’t practiced yet?

HARBAUGH: They’re working through something. I’m not in their body. I don’t really get into talking about injuries that often, you guys are out here every practice, so maybe we shouldn’t let you guys out here every single day if that’s what we’re going to talk about. Out of respect for those guys and what they’re going through I choose not to talk about it.

Q: How influential do you think the Michigan connection and your long relationship with the Edwards family was in Braylon coming here?

HARBAUGH: That question’s been asked and answered. You’ve asked that question a few times.

Q: No I haven’t.

HARBAUGH: Braylon’s here, very excited about that. To answer that one for the last time, Braylon and I both kind of were raised in the same environment. Trained under the same mindset, the Michigan way. My dad coached at Michigan, Braylon’s dad played there, all influenced by Bo Schembechler. We went to the same college. Both Michigan guys, Michigan raised as kids. Really pleased that Braylon’s here. He’s really doing a good job, he’s working very hard, he’s been a great guy in the locker room. He’s really a young man with a big heart, and he brings some juice into the locker rooms and the meeting rooms. I enjoy being around him , I really do. Maybe that’s somewhat because we’re breathing the same air, so to speak. It’s been very positive."

Good responses as far as the locker room goes, I'm sure it gains the players respect. I expect some of our selfish cry baby fans to complain, but I completely respect Harbagh's stance on this.

Since the Orange Bowl I've loved how he puts the integrity and respect for the game, over media interests. Screw the media, lets play some real football.

 

[MW49ers5]

Good responses as far as the locker room goes, I'm sure it gains the players respect. I expect some of our selfish cry baby fans to complain, but I completely respect Harbagh's stance on this.

Since the Orange Bowl I've loved how he puts the integrity and respect for the game, over media interests. Screw the media, lets play some real football.

Certainly is nice to hear/read our coach handling the media instead of the media handling our coach.