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Gore FedEx Ground Nominee for Week 14

Posted by Taylor Price on December 16, 2009 – 11:34 AM

After he picked up 167 yards on 25 carries including a 2-yard touchdown run on “Monday Night Football”, Frank Gore was named NFC Offensive Player of the Week and was also nominated as one of FedEx’s Ground Players of the Week for Week 14. You can vote for Gore by clicking right here!


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3 Responses to “Gore FedEx Ground Nominee for Week 14”

  1. By Diana123 on Dec 16, 2009 | Reply

    i was really glad to see core back he is the star of our team and he proved dat on monday night…. but still he have to be balanced because he have to big weapons vernon davis and crabtree and they are both explosive..

  2. By buddster on Dec 16, 2009 | Reply

    I don’t have cable but theirs no way on earth I was missing this game. I walked in a pizza parlor just in time to see a interception. And they didn’t stop there the D was every where and they where BLOWING everything up (man it locked like every wide-out was double teamed) and the pass rush was shredding their OL. Not to neglect to mention their tackling the where hitting with a passion, crushing any body that tried to touch the ball. What a magnificent thing to witness(some of those colesions reminded me of R.Lott) Thin to see are Off mount a balenced attack with Gore , Smith & the guys man what a dream come true. Running and passing in the same game challenging the Card,s D on all levels. I know are Off left some opportunities on the field and Smith gave up 2 ints but considering how narrow the passing windows where he was putting the ball down the feild and their hands. And Frank the Tank proved to all the doubters that hes not threw yet. Man that guy can run. MVP of the game for sure. I thank we got to see are team coming together in that game what a beautiful site to see. I hope to see the return game get some of Sing’s attension. That seams to be a persistent problem for are team. Fixxing that will go a long wases. And make them more affective on all phases not to mention inspiring are Off. PS hey Frank give us another performance just like that against the Eagles.

  3. By Csags on Dec 17, 2009 | Reply

    Vote for Gore. Definitely tore it up last Monday night. I was glad to see a well balanced offensive game that the Niners displayed with the win over Arizona. As far as how the defense played, well all I can say is “WOW”.

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