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Pro Bowl Update: Week 12

Posted by Taylor Price on November 24, 2009 – 4:56 PM

The 49ers players need your support to get to the 2010 Pro Bowl in South Florida.  Here’s a recap of what some of the 49ers top Pro Bowl candidates have done through the first eleven weeks of the season.  You can vote as many times as you like at nfl.com/probowl.

TE Vernon Davis - Davis is having a career-year, leading the team with 51 catches for 601 yards and 8 touchdowns. His 8 touchdown receptions rank 1st among tight ends and is tied for 2nd in the NFL among all pass catchers. He ranks 1st among NFC tight ends in yards and 3rd in receptions.

LB PATRICK WILLIS - Willis leads the 49ers with 107 tackles to go along with 2.5 sacks, 2 INTs (1 returned for TD), 2 FFs, 6 TFLs and 10 PDs. According to league stats, Willis ranks 2nd in the NFL in tackles (96).

RB FRANK GORE - Despite missing nearly 3 games due to an ankle injury, Gore has still managed to rush for 610 yards and 6 TDs (tied for 4th in NFC), while ranking tied for 2nd in the NFC with 5.4 yards per carry. Gore ranks 3rd on the team with 29 catches (220 yards. and 2 TDs).

P ANDY LEE - Lee ranks 2nd in the NFL with a 42.0 net punting avg., 2nd in the NFL in gross punt avg. (47.9) and tied for 7th in the NFL with 19 punts downed inside the 20-yd. line.

NT AUBRAYO FRANKLIN - Franklin leads the defensive line with 60 tackles and 6.5 TFLs. He recorded a crucial INT against Chi. (11/12) and has set a career-high with 2.0 sacks. Franklin has helped limit opponents to 3.5 yards per carry (3rd in NFL) and the 6th-fewest rushing yards per game (94.7).

RB MICHAEL ROBINSON - Robinson ranks 4th on the team in special teams tackles (16) and has led the team in special teams tackles in three different games. He was a Pro Bowl alternate in 2008.


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20 Responses to “Pro Bowl Update: Week 12”

  1. By Jo on Nov 24, 2009 | Reply

    BIG AUBROYO FRANKLIN SAVAGE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! NUFF SAID, ALL THESE OTHER PLAYERS FALL BACK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  2. By Jo on Nov 24, 2009 | Reply

    BIG AUBROYO SAVAGE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! NUFF SAID, WE DONT HAVE OFFENSE TO LOOK FOWARD TO THIS YEAR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ALL THESE OTHER GUYS FALL BACK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!EXCEPT VERNON AND GORE OF COURSE.

  3. By jj on Nov 24, 2009 | Reply

    M Robinson? Are you kidding? Everyone else sure. M freakin’ Robinson. NO.

  4. By chino on Nov 24, 2009 | Reply

    lets go gore,davis,franklin,& willis for the Pro bowl

  5. By John on Nov 24, 2009 | Reply

    No to M-Rob and Gore. Yes to Willis, Davis, and Franklin.

  6. By Vahan on Nov 25, 2009 | Reply

    what’s wrong with robinson, man…show the guy some love he excels in his duties on ST..same with ANDY LEE

  7. By Niner_fan on Nov 25, 2009 | Reply

    P. Willy, Big Aubrayo, Vernon, Frank and Andy get my vote

  8. By TD_wolf2009 on Nov 25, 2009 | Reply

    Gore Willis Davis Franklin and Clements imo should go

  9. By Mountain Jack on Nov 25, 2009 | Reply

    Michael Robinson is the best blocking upback in the league on special teams. When they became desperate for a returner, he stepped in and averaged 24 yards per kickoff return with no fumbles or mistakes. Unfortunately, he didn’t have Michael Robinson to block for him and rookie Glen Coffee proved he is no Michael Robinson as an upback.

    Last season, Allan Rossum ran a kickoff for a TD vs. Arizona, due in great part to Robinson’s double block on the play. He threw the block that sprung him loose, then got up and took out the defender with the best shot at Rossum.

    On the other side of the ball, Robinson is an excellent tackler who is often responsible for stopping the returner dead in his tracks.

    It’s unfortunate that modern day so-called 49er fans know nothing about how to act like a winner and think it’s cool to attack players on their own team. The Red Zone forum has become the Idiot Zone. My vote is recorded for a player who gives 100% no matter where they play him and is very well deserved.

  10. By Bennett on Nov 25, 2009 | Reply

    (Jo) Franklin is a beast. “All these other players fall back”? Vernon is one of the top tight ends in the league this year. And what about Willis? He is the best middle linebacker in the league. Gore is having a good year, just not quite pro bowl material though. I might say Clements, if he hadn’t been injured and missed so many games.

  11. By Ken Bixby on Nov 25, 2009 | Reply

    Davis, Gore, and Franklin hands down.

  12. By 49erfan on Nov 25, 2009 | Reply

    I couldn’t agree more Mountain Jack.

    Robinson is one of my favorite players and it’s un-real the amount of hate that goes towards him.

  13. By NinersFanRay on Nov 25, 2009 | Reply

    Michael Robinson is a great choice for the Pro Bowl. I just wish the team would use him more on offense. When they run the Wildcat, what few times they have, they need Robinson in there to THROW a touchdown. He used to be a Quarterback. It would have been great when Joseph Addai threw that touchdown against us for Robinson to come in and respond with one himself. But once again I was walking away from the Stadium a loser. The only stadium I can watch a win is at St.Louis.

  14. By chechoCR on Nov 25, 2009 | Reply

    PLEASE DONT LET THIS GUYS GO!

  15. By jeremy on Nov 25, 2009 | Reply

    I wish robinson could get more playing time and was disappointed when they started coffee while gore was hurt. He is a different type of runner than gore and I would even say that he is better in an open field than gore. Maybe when he gets a few full seasons at one position under his belt people will start to realize what an asset he is.

    I think the hate directed towards him comes from the attempt by the niners to convert a college qb into a third and goal down back. The niners offensive line probs go way back and that was a no win situation no matter who they put there.

  16. By Lenny on Nov 25, 2009 | Reply

    DAVIS WILLIS FRANKLIN YES
    GORE MAYBE ALT right now’
    LEE of course But that is not a good thing for your offense…3 and out 3 and out UNDERSTAND

    Robinson ALT

  17. By Scott on Nov 25, 2009 | Reply

    Willis. Gore. Davis. Lee. Franklin. Robinson. So ya, all of them. But the 49ers dont get a lot of love from the East Coast voters so sadly Franklin and Robinson might miss out. I hope not though. Each one of those guys deserves it.

  18. By #1 9er fan on Nov 25, 2009 | Reply

    I think everyone mentioned is well deserving of a pro bowl, especially Frank. If it wasn’t for Mr.Gore and the attention he draws (8 men in the box) a lot of opportunities for Vernon Davis wouldn’t be available. Not to take away from anything Vernon has accomplished, but come on give Frank a lil more love. He is the heart in soul of the offense. So for the fake 9er’ fan who said Robinson is better in the open field. Get a grip!! What team are you watching? Robinson is a decent back/player, but he’s no Gore. M. Robinson if you’re reading no disrespect intended. We love in appreciate you.

  19. By raphael on Nov 28, 2009 | Reply

    does anybody notice this all the 49er players have very cheap ridiculous names i like the 49ers and everything but they need 2 get s0me0ne with an expenssive name lik ladanian tomlinson i mean shaun hill cmon and p willis and dont forget are best quarterback nate davis and dont think im not a 49er fan i probably the biggest fan alive but cheap names have 2 b fixed lik frank gore vernon davis nate clements justin smith alex smith joe staley glen coffe and the list goes on. oh and in case i dont forget 2 say this im goin 2 say it now are whole uniform was better last year even the face mask i used 2 feel like we had the best uniforms in the league but now are pants are yellow and we need 2 change are shoes white or else we look like the packers.

  20. By chak on Nov 29, 2009 | Reply

    alex smith, davis, gore, lee, franklin, justin smith.

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