I couldn't make the opener unfortunately but I've gone to at least 2 games a year since '07. shyt is tough living in alabama.
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I couldn't make the opener unfortunately but I've gone to at least 2 games a year since '07. shyt is tough living in alabama.
yseJ
Empire strikes back
new stadium isnt made for families in mind breh, its made for big pockets tech guys...thats the sad truth. Ill miss the stickbut I'm kinda disgusted at the prices for the home games like I know its a new stadium but how the kids and the families gonna go to these games and the tickets starting at 200 a piece for nosebleeds
brings a tear to my eye but thank god for that tech bread but to be honest I cant wait to see the turnout its really gonna be half a new fan base I feel either way I probably wont be paying that 3k for those season ticks
oh by the way the parking lot by the caltrain exit to catch the bus to the stadium is gonna cost you $75 
yseJ
Empire strikes back
brings a tear to my eye but thank god for that tech bread but to be honest I cant wait to see the turnout its really gonna be half a new fan base I feel either way I probably wont be paying that 3k for those season ticks
I might just park in residential area then try to call uber/lyft 
Man it hit me right in the gut, especially when I was able to get decent seats at the stick for less than half of that
http://www.sacbee.com/2014/07/30/6594272/49ers-training-camp-day-6-big.html#storylink=cpy
I'm not sure if it's possible to pancake guard Mike Iupati. But Tank Carradine came awfully close during one-on-one pass-rush drills when he forced the big left guard backward several steps. Everyone who is asked about Carradine invariably talks about his strength, and that's been evident in this drill.
Carradine was the starting right defensive end in place of Justin Smith (shoulder). Tony Jerod-Eddie was the starting left defensive end in place of Ray McDonald (leg). Dan Skuta took nearly all of the first-team snaps at right outside linebacker with Aldon Smith in Los Angeles. Corey Lemonier played mostly on the second-team defense.
The other lineman who continually stands out is Quinton Dial. Today's was the fourth straight padded practice, and you could tell that tempers were starting to fray a bit. It seems that Dial is involved whenever there's some harsh words exchanged. That is, he might have a bit of jerkishness in him (just ask Aaron Murray).
d-line depth gonna be deep this year
I'm not sure if it's possible to pancake guard Mike Iupati. But Tank Carradine came awfully close during one-on-one pass-rush drills when he forced the big left guard backward several steps. Everyone who is asked about Carradine invariably talks about his strength, and that's been evident in this drill.
Carradine was the starting right defensive end in place of Justin Smith (shoulder). Tony Jerod-Eddie was the starting left defensive end in place of Ray McDonald (leg). Dan Skuta took nearly all of the first-team snaps at right outside linebacker with Aldon Smith in Los Angeles. Corey Lemonier played mostly on the second-team defense.
The other lineman who continually stands out is Quinton Dial. Today's was the fourth straight padded practice, and you could tell that tempers were starting to fray a bit. It seems that Dial is involved whenever there's some harsh words exchanged. That is, he might have a bit of jerkishness in him (just ask Aaron Murray).
d-line depth gonna be deep this year
yseJ
Empire strikes back
tank being a worthy heir to justin is essential if we want to keep this D up, glad to see him doing wellhttp://www.sacbee.com/2014/07/30/6594272/49ers-training-camp-day-6-big.html#storylink=cpy
I'm not sure if it's possible to pancake guard Mike Iupati. But Tank Carradine came awfully close during one-on-one pass-rush drills when he forced the big left guard backward several steps. Everyone who is asked about Carradine invariably talks about his strength, and that's been evident in this drill.
Carradine was the starting right defensive end in place of Justin Smith (shoulder). Tony Jerod-Eddie was the starting left defensive end in place of Ray McDonald (leg). Dan Skuta took nearly all of the first-team snaps at right outside linebacker with Aldon Smith in Los Angeles. Corey Lemonier played mostly on the second-team defense.
The other lineman who continually stands out is Quinton Dial. Today's was the fourth straight padded practice, and you could tell that tempers were starting to fray a bit. It seems that Dial is involved whenever there's some harsh words exchanged. That is, he might have a bit of jerkishness in him (just ask Aaron Murray).
d-line depth gonna be deep this year
Nope, only phony ass fans are cool with the bandwagon crew.
I have zero respect for anyone who started rooting for this team in 2011-12, unless you're under the age of 13.
Because they`ll all be gone once the team has some downfalls, they only want the glory of the game, not the pain. fukk them, and that's a good amount of fans in here, I wont point any fingers today though,
As far as games i`m going to.
We play NYG this year, so i`ll be at Metlife for sure.
We play NYG this year, so i`ll be at Metlife for sure.
http://www.sacbee.com/2014/07/30/6594272/49ers-training-camp-day-6-big.html#storylink=cpy
I'm not sure if it's possible to pancake guard Mike Iupati. But Tank Carradine came awfully close during one-on-one pass-rush drills when he forced the big left guard backward several steps. Everyone who is asked about Carradine invariably talks about his strength, and that's been evident in this drill.
Carradine was the starting right defensive end in place of Justin Smith (shoulder). Tony Jerod-Eddie was the starting left defensive end in place of Ray McDonald (leg). Dan Skuta took nearly all of the first-team snaps at right outside linebacker with Aldon Smith in Los Angeles. Corey Lemonier played mostly on the second-team defense.
The other lineman who continually stands out is Quinton Dial. Today's was the fourth straight padded practice, and you could tell that tempers were starting to fray a bit. It seems that Dial is involved whenever there's some harsh words exchanged. That is, he might have a bit of jerkishness in him (just ask Aaron Murray).
d-line depth gonna be deep this year
There's good news everywhere when it comes to the reserves I love it, hope it pans out because then it shows our drafting will keep this team strong for years.
Carradine
Dial
Lemonier
All of them are getting good reviews, and we're gonna need them all in the future. If Lemonier balls out, there's a good solution to the Aldon problem if he keeps fukking up
