Mailbag: Debating the Seahawks' future
Mike Sando, NFC WestScott from Roseville, Calif., writes: What is your gut on Tim Ruskell's status? My gut is no matter what others may think, if Ruskell is not given ano...
Blog | November 20, 2009NFC West: Injury situations that matter
Mike Sando, NFC West...has been banged up overall. The 49ers have weathered Staley's absence much better than expected. Barry Sims has played well in his place. I keep thinking Staley's absence will rise up to...
Blog | November 18, 2009Super Subs: Six in the mix
Mike Sando, NFC West...seven games could influence how seriously Seattle considers incorporating more 3-4 principles on defense. 2. Barry Sims, LT, 49ers. Left tackle Joe Staley was the one offensive lineman the 49ers could not afford...
Blog | November 18, 2009Around the NFC West: Extending Ruskell
Mike Sando, NFC WestDanny O'Neil of the Seattle Times revisits Steve Hutchinson's departure from the Seahawks. O'Neil: "Tim Ruskell's future as Seattle's president is bei...
Blog | November 18, 2009NFC West roided-out rosters: Updated
Mike Sando, NFC West...numbers in the secondary are high, continuing a trend set under previous head coach Mike Nolan. ... Barry Sims' presence in the lineup at left tackle drives up the offensive starters' average age, but this...
Blog | November 14, 2009What Raye and the 49ers were thinking
Mike Sando, NFC WestPosted by ESPN.com's Mike Sando What in the world was 49ers offensive coordinator Jimmy Raye thinking Sunday and what does it mean for the team's i...
Blog | November 04, 2009NFC West: Injury situations that matter
Mike Sando, NFC West...might not be a bad idea. San Francisco: This is the week we find out whether Barry Sims can hold up at left tackle. Sims was excellent against the Colts after durable left tackle...
Blog | November 04, 2009Around the NFC West: 49ers' strategy
Mike Sando, NFC West...I am not sure why. More on that from me as the day progresses. Maiocco on Barry Sims: "He entered the game on the 49ers' second offensive play after Joe Staley's injury. He...
Blog | November 04, 2009Further review: Mathis' sack of Smith
Paul Kuharsky, AFC South...Eric Heittmann and doesn't gain any ground. Freeney draws a double team from left tackle Barry Sims and left guard David Baas, who give ground but do well to stave him off. Mathis...
Blog | November 03, 2009Analyzing injuries across the NFC West
Mike Sando, NFC West...my doubts about the 49ers' offensive line without Staley. Opponents figure to fare better against backup Barry Sims once they have prepared for him. Also, it's reasonable to expect a veteran backup left...
Blog | November 02, 2009Staley, Clements to miss several games
Associated PressSan Francisco 49ers cornerback Nate Clements has undergone a CT scan on his broken right shoulder blade and left tackle Joe Staley had an MRI exam on his sprained right knee to further determine the damage.
Story | Conversation | November 02, 2009Silver linings: 49ers at Colts
Mike Sando, NFC West...seven games. Quarterback Alex Smith showed good command in his first regular-season start since 2007. Barry Sims played much better than anyone could have expected after replacing Joe Staley at left tackle on...
Blog | November 02, 2009Wrap-up: Colts 18, 49ers 14
Mike Sando, NFC West...period of time would complicate the 49ers' efforts to keep pressure on Arizona in the division. Barry Sims appeared to fill in admirably Sunday, but his limitations might prove costly over an extended period...
Blog | November 01, 200949ers getting by without injured Staley
Mike Sando, NFC West...some point here against the Colts. Their conservative approach to this point makes sense, particularly with Barry Sims at left tackle following Joe Staley's injury. Quarterback Alex Smith has not attempted much down...
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