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Morning Tailgate: Nov. 15

Posted by Taylor Price on November 15, 2012 – 9:56 AM

Randy Moss entered the National Football League in 1998 and the league and its record books have never been the same.

The veteran wideout with a Hall of Fame worthy list of accolades continues to learn about the game in his 14th season. Moss is as passionate about the game as ever. He’s also remains proud of his hometown of Rand, W.V.

The birthplace of the 49ers wideout was the subject of a three-part video series on Comcast SportsNet Bay Area dubbed, “Hometown: Randy Moss.” It was also further discussed in a well-written feature on Moss by CSN’s Matt Maiocco.

Maiocco shared the comments of Alex Smith who returned to practice to take part in non-contact drills.

Maiocco also shared the comments of Frank Gore who is eager to face the Chicago Bears on Monday night.

Matt Barrows of the Sacramento Bee examines Smith’s comments about his concussion suffered in 2011.

Eric Branch of the San Francisco Chronicle checked in with former 49ers special teams ace Blake Costanzo.

SI.com’s Don Banks lists the 49ers as the No. 5 overall team in his latest power rankings.

Kevin Clark of the Wall Street Journal checked in with 49ers players about the difficulties of playing 1 p.m. kick-offs on the East Coast.

49ers.com examined Smith’s return to practice and shared details of the NFC Pro Bowl vote leaders.

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6 Responses to “Morning Tailgate: Nov. 15”

  1. By harismarida on Nov 15, 2012 | Reply

    Reblogged this on harismarida's Blog.

  2. By bow53 on Nov 15, 2012 | Reply

    hope coach is gunna be alright…….

  3. By Sione on Nov 15, 2012 | Reply

    Let’s go Alex. We need you to go into Beast mode for the rest of the season.

  4. By 49erdefense2012 on Nov 15, 2012 | Reply

    right now football is not important, our prayers go out to coach harbaugh, his wife, and new-born son and family. lets all pray that coach will be alright and will be able to resume his fatherly duties soon and be with his family for a long time to come

  5. By 11yearswithalex on Nov 15, 2012 | Reply

    ditto and how bout some of that for alex and his concussion tuff stuff to live with and when you get one more follow …stay healthy

  6. By Larry Lawson on Nov 15, 2012 | Reply

    Hope they look for Moss in the Red Zone on Monday Night Football. This is his 20th Monday Night Game. Two TD’s would give him 20 for 20. How cool would that be?

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