**the official 49ers thread**

[street bully]

But he didnt hes a Denver Bronco baby.

That is true, if manning wins a ring with these broncos I will declare him the best qb to play the gam.

[street bully]

[extracurRICular]

that still looks weird as all hell.......just sayin........

[Boxingtech718v2]

With the schedule the giants have they might not make the playoffs.

We have a hard schedule every year, makes no difference. We don't play in a powder puff division like the NFC West that's why when we get to the playoffs we go hard because every other div has maybe 1 team that's elite. It's not going to get any easier and that's the way we like it.

[extracurRICular]

We have a hard schedule every year, makes no difference. We don't play in a powder puff division like the NFC West that's why when we get to the playoffs we go hard because every other div has maybe 1 team that's elite. It's not going to get any easier and that's the way we like it.

[Sweet Pea 50]

Going for 6 this year. One for the thumb.

I think we got a shot.

[Evil Abed]

Smith Throws Darts to Moss, Manningham
Posted by Scott Kegley on May 1, 2012 – 5:14 PM


It’s hard to miss Randy Moss. The tallest 49ers receiver certainly stands out in a crowd and is a welcome addition to a talented receiving corps.
“You see him running around and he’s got a big dart board as quarterbacks like to say,” Alex Smith remarked about the 6-foot4, 210-pound veteran wideout on Tuesday. “He’s got a big target and it really makes you look good.”
The 49ers quarterback said the 35-year old Moss still looks to be in top form.
“He looks young. He looks fresh.”
Moss isn’t the only new weapon for the 49ers quarterback. Mario Manningham has been at workouts and the two are hard at work trying to build chemistry in the preseason.
“He made some nice catches today,” Smith remarked about Manningham. “He’s a true pro. He knows his job, he’s taking care of that already.”
Throughout this phase of the 49ers offseason program known as “football school,” the 49ers aren’t allowed to compete in contact drills. For Smith, it’s a good opportunity to work on the basics before the pace picks up in OTAs.
“It gives us time, especially the new faces we have outside, to just see their body language, things they’re good at and get familiar with them and for them to get familiar with the offense,” Smith said. “They’re starting fresh. I know things are moving fast for them, but it’s a chance for them to hear our verbiage, get in and out of the huddle and get a taste of this before OTAs start.”

http://blog.49ers.com/2012/05/01/smi...ss-manningham/

http://www.49ers.com/media-gallery/v...1-ef93e6bc5786 -----Video

[Sweet Pea 50]

We picked up some game breakers on the speed end in the draft. If they don't let last year get their heads blown up too big, 49er's are going to be right there come playoff time.

I think Harbaugh is one of "those" coaches. He will make it gel.

[SkillspayBills]

The biggest x-factor for the Niners is their..........PUNTING TEAM. My goodness you guys put us in bad positions on punts LITERALLY every single time. It was ridiculous. Against that D you need good field position and we(The Giants) could never catch a break. You guys have improved, so we will see you in the playoffs for a rematch. Should be a hell of a game.

[extracurRICular]

Smith Throws Darts to Moss, Manningham
Posted by Scott Kegley on May 1, 2012 – 5:14 PM


It’s hard to miss Randy Moss. The tallest 49ers receiver certainly stands out in a crowd and is a welcome addition to a talented receiving corps.
“You see him running around and he’s got a big dart board as quarterbacks like to say,” Alex Smith remarked about the 6-foot4, 210-pound veteran wideout on Tuesday. “He’s got a big target and it really makes you look good.”
The 49ers quarterback said the 35-year old Moss still looks to be in top form.
“He looks young. He looks fresh.”
Moss isn’t the only new weapon for the 49ers quarterback. Mario Manningham has been at workouts and the two are hard at work trying to build chemistry in the preseason.
“He made some nice catches today,” Smith remarked about Manningham. “He’s a true pro. He knows his job, he’s taking care of that already.”
Throughout this phase of the 49ers offseason program known as “football school,” the 49ers aren’t allowed to compete in contact drills. For Smith, it’s a good opportunity to work on the basics before the pace picks up in OTAs.
“It gives us time, especially the new faces we have outside, to just see their body language, things they’re good at and get familiar with them and for them to get familiar with the offense,” Smith said. “They’re starting fresh. I know things are moving fast for them, but it’s a chance for them to hear our verbiage, get in and out of the huddle and get a taste of this before OTAs start.”

http://blog.49ers.com/2012/05/01/smi...ss-manningham/

http://www.49ers.com/media-gallery/v...1-ef93e6bc5786 -----Video

Moss........Manninham.....CrabTree or Ted Guinn to round it off........IM IN!!!!!!!!!!