Comments on: Crabtree Sums Up NFL Debut

By: ZB

ZB — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 15:40:10 +0000

Crabtree you the man keep up the good work!!!! We have good receivers but we needed that go to guy!!!!

By: Isaac

Isaac — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 08:57:12 +0000

I watched montana and young, i watched taylor and rice, i’ve been to the pararades, i’ve seen the decline, All i can do is let my niners know that we are there for them thick and thin, and all i can hope for is that crabtree is nothing like owens(who at one time i thought was our savior). Play with heart micheal, lets go for six, dallas doesn’t have half the heart that i see in my team, remember your part of one of the greatest teams to ever grace the field and no one can take that away from you!

By: byron

byron — Sat, 31 Oct 2009 23:05:45 +0000

we got the talent on both sides of the ball and now that we got crabtree we are that much better and i dont care who we play we got a chance we are a competitive and hungary team

By: ZenTwist

ZenTwist — Sat, 31 Oct 2009 22:21:42 +0000

Oh one more thing! Crabtrees hands looks like he has stickum on them That guy is gonna catch a lot of balls for his career, I predict his first two TDs and over a 100 yards receiving this week.. Yeeehaaaw

GO NINERS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

By: ZenTwist

ZenTwist — Sat, 31 Oct 2009 22:13:52 +0000

well Crabtree has done nothing but act professional from the beginning! Has there ever been a rookie who held out this long and then started 2 weeks after signing?? I think not! The 49ers are not that desperate to have him on the field, unprepared.
What this really shows is that although he may have held out, he studied the play book and trained hard to be ready, instead of shooting pool and chasing girls. The future is wide open for this young man, and for now it seems that with just one game under his belt he has quashed all the proverbially crap said about him. To listen to him speak and to watch him play he has a maturity about him that really shouldn’t surprise anyone, Mike Singletary took this kid because he fits the image of what a winner is all about.

Kudos to Mike, for knowing and having a vision and sticking to it. It is a pleasure to watch a team compete from beginning to end even when the odds looked bad. The green Bay game was a heart Breaker but tell me the last time you watched a game like that, and even though in loss you still had a smile on your face?………. Because those guys fought like warriors, and didn’t quit… And that has been a long time coming

GO 49ERS……….

By: Don DaDa

Don DaDa — Sat, 31 Oct 2009 16:53:31 +0000

Ive been a 49er fan for 20yrs i seen them come and go Michael Crabtree went to the ssame high school i went to Dallas Carter we dont put out anything less then winners i knew that he would do just what he did in his 1st game as a pro thats how we the boys out of Dallas Carter roll stay tuned there more to come…………Go 49boys!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

By: macmal

macmal — Sat, 31 Oct 2009 16:24:22 +0000

god please let alex smith earn tha money we r givn him. v davis is ready gore is a beast wiliis is a freak and crabtree is a natural. forty niner nation letz go

By: Sollostyles

Sollostyles — Sat, 31 Oct 2009 07:54:53 +0000

We are in tough but I am feeling good about this one ! NINERS 4 LIFE !!!!! Ronnie Lott best Hitter all time !!!!

By: TTU

TTU — Sat, 31 Oct 2009 05:37:57 +0000

Crabtree was a hard worker and good player while he was at Tech. He may have been confident in himself, but that is a good thing. Besides, how can you blame him? Only college receiver to ever win the Biletnikoff twice.

By: ninermaniac30

ninermaniac30 — Sat, 31 Oct 2009 00:36:06 +0000

After watching his college career, I was stoked to see his first game as a 49er. I am even more excited after watching both he and Smith mesh well in their first game together. Along with all the rest of the young nucleus of 49ers, I can’t wait to see them run the guantlet in these next several weeks. He certainly lived up to his billing as a playmaker and his routes seemed refined and his explosiveness on his cuts was amazing. He was billed as a pheonom. Lets not call this guy Jerry Rice. But lets make sure we give him the opportunity to grow into that type of player. What do you think of checking to more bubble screens against the blitz Coach? Seems like when I watched Crabs highlights from college , he was fearless turning the corner. That kind of play does remind me of you know who. And boy, how nice did Alex look throwing out of the Gun! Lets go Sing! Lets go Niners!!