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Bad teams, bad game in St. Louis
Mike Sando, NFC WestWhat a horrible, lifeless game between the Seahawks and Rams to this point. Seattle cornerback Marcus Trufant has two more penalties, giving him seve...
Blog | November 29, 2009Rams center Brown leaves injured
Mike Sando, NFC WestRams center Jason Brown, a key to Steven Jackson's success this season, has left the game against Seattle with what appeared to be a painful leg injur...
Blog | November 29, 2009A play from Seattle's secondary? Yes
Mike Sando, NFC WestKelly Jennings gets credit for making a physical play on the ball and setting up fellow Seattle cornerback Josh Wilson for a 65-yard interception retu...
Blog | November 29, 2009NFC West roided-out rosters: Updated
Mike Sando, NFC WestUpdating rosters across the NFL produced a revelation of sorts. The Cardinals have the oldest roster in the NFL heading into Week...
Blog | November 29, 2009Live from NFC West blog headquarters
Mike Sando, NFC West...instant fame and status still have time to predict scores and outcomes correctly. Brian Burke of Advance NFL Stats has the Seahawks, Titans and 49ers as most likely winners in NFC West games. Seattle and...
Blog | November 29, 2009Julius Jones inactive for Seahawks
Mike Sando, NFC WestStarting running back Julius Jones is among the players Seattle named inactive against the Rams in Week 12. The Seahawks have become a passing team. ...
Blog | November 29, 2009Revisiting Warner's status vs. Titans
Mike Sando, NFC WestKurt Warner seemed headed toward a likely start against the Titans in Week 12. The Cardinals quarterback was questionable on the injury report for a ...
Blog | November 29, 2009Week 12 inactives
Mike Sando, NFC WestHere are today's inactives from around the NFL
Blog | November 29, 2009Around the NFC West: QB humble or meek?
Mike Sando, NFC WestMatt Barrows of the Sacramento Bee says 49ers coach Mike Singletary sought to clarify his description of quarterback Alex Smith as a "meek" player. Si...
Blog | November 29, 2009Jackson active for Rams against Seattle
Mike Sando, NFC WestThe Rams have declared their inactive players for Week 12 and Steven Jackson's name was not on the list. Their inactive players include quarterback M...
Blog | November 29, 2009Rams waive Butler, add RB insurance
Mike Sando, NFC WestSteven Jackson's status for the Rams stands out as a primary NFC West storyline heading into games Sunday. The Rams signed seventh-round rookie runni...
Blog | November 29, 2009Kicker visits with Cards, just in case
Mike Sando, NFC WestVeteran kicker Mike Nugent visited with the Cardinals late in the week as the team considered fallback options at the position. Arizona's longtime ki...
Blog | November 29, 2009Hall of Fame finalists from NFC West
Mike Sando, NFC WestJerry Rice, Roger Craig, Aeneas Williams, Charles Haley and Cortez Kennedy are among the 25 finalists for Pro Football Hall of Fame consideration in 2...
Blog | November 28, 2009Mailbag: Surprising NFC West stats
Mike Sando, NFC WestEvan from Tempe writes: Mike, as a loyal reader of your blog I've heard griping all year from 49er fans about the overly conservative play calling. Th...
Blog | November 28, 2009Comparing Smith, Hill to division's QBs
Mike Sando, NFC WestSizing up NFC West quarterbacks Blog regular Mr. Zero points out that 49ers quarterbacks Shaun Hill and Alex Smith have each attempted 155 passes this...
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