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Morning Tailgate: Dec. 13

Posted by Taylor Price on December 13, 2012 – 10:24 AM

There’s a new video posted on NewSantaClaraStadium.com that all 49ers Faithful fans will want to check out.

The video features incredible aerial views of the new Santa Clara Stadium, future home of the five-time Super Bowl champs.

Book your own tour of the new stadium site and learn more about securing a seat in the new building.

Long snapper Brian Jennings explained his background in yoga with ESPNW.com.

Kevin Lynch of the San Francisco Chronicle looked at two ways the 49ers can defeat the Patriots on Sunday night.

Cam Inman of the San Jose Mercury News examined Randy Moss’ comments on returning to New England.

Inman also noted Mario Manningham returned to practice on a limited basis.

Matt Barrows of the Sacramento Bee wrote about Colin Kaepernick’s experience in bad weather games.

Matt Maiocco of CSNBayArea.com wrote about Kaepernick taking the same approach while preparing for the Patriots.

Maiocco also looked at Chad Hall’s scout-team role as Wes Welker.

49ers.com looked at Larry Grant’s recent charity work, Mike Iuapti’s Pro Bowl-caliber play, Carlos Rogers’ matchup against Welker in the slot, Bill Belichick and Welker’s conference call comments, Moss’ outlook on facing the Patriots and Kaepernick’s steady development.

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12 Responses to “Morning Tailgate: Dec. 13”

  1. By phatalerror on Dec 13, 2012 | Reply

    While Kevin Lynch noted that the Dolphins utilized the unorthodox wildcat formation in 2009 against the Patriots (and got a one-point win out of it, as well as a ten-point loss), he didn’t note that the Dolphins hadn’t won a game against them since, or that the 2011 Broncos’ unorthodox offense featuring Tim Tebow also suffered a loss by 18 points during the regular season, and by 35 points during the playoffs.

  2. By bow53 on Dec 13, 2012 | Reply

    everybody is predicting that the pats is gonna win, from espn.com,to nfl.com,well, heck even the people in nfl live,there picking the pats to win, WELL I GOT NEWS FOR THESE PEOPLE , THE 49ERS IS VERY, VERY GOOD ON AWAY GAMES ,THERES NO DOUBT IN MY MIND THAT WILL PROVE THEM DEAD WRONG!!!just like we did the saints…..

  3. By DMT on Dec 13, 2012 | Reply

    The National Brocasting Company, AKA, home of your San Francisco 49ers!

  4. By Humble Gold on Dec 13, 2012 | Reply

    49ers Need to Beat New England at their own Game.. SPEED, more SPEED.
    Get Brady before he get You. Can 49ers run N.E. ragged in 4th Qtr. ????

  5. By SB on Dec 13, 2012 | Reply

    Big incentive for Randy Moss to perform well in New England!
    Big incentive for Aldon Smith to crush sacks record!
    Big incentive for LaMichael James to have a breakout game!
    Just enjoy watching how the Patriots can be beaten this Sunday. Go 49ers!!!

  6. By DMT on Dec 13, 2012 | Reply

    I can see why most are predicting a New England win. They haven’t lost a December home game in years, there offense is vastly superior to the Niners, Harbaugh’s not at Belichick’s level yet, and Tom Brady has more Superbowl starts than Colin Kaepernik has regular season starts. What does all of the above mean Sunday night? NOTHING, THAT’S WHY THEY PLAY THE GAME!
    GO 49ERS!

  7. By 805faithful on Dec 13, 2012 | Reply

    Here comes a big test for us. And if you want to be the best you have to beat the best. And this is the team to beat. I hope our good D shows up, and we play smart football. My only concern is the mid field coverage. You all saw what Miami did now imagine what the Pats can do.

  8. By 11yearswithalex on Dec 13, 2012 | Reply

    well the NFL is out to get us as they have moved the chickenhawks game to prime time late game ….as to put the niner in the hole since they have never won back to back prime time games …..so the niners are going to have to bring it ….i hope the team comes together and runs the table and stands there with the trophy and says to all the league …….we are here again so watch ou…….i hope anyways ….i have not seen it so stacked against the niners for so long i cant even remember when ……GOOOOO NINERS ……SHOW EM ALL …WHOS GOT IT BETTER THAN US …………..

  9. By mfkram64 on Dec 14, 2012 | Reply

    they need to play smash mouth football..no giving 5 yard cushions get in the rec’s face and chuck him everytime..the pats play on timing..they need to be all out physical…take a page from the giant d in those two super bowls tuck was in brady’s face all day..pressure up the middle…hit hernendez hard he gets hurt alot..whitner lay a smoking hit on him and he’ll crumble…the way to slow a fast team down is to be PHYSICAL ALL GAME!PUT A HURT’EN ON THEM!

  10. By tanglung on Dec 14, 2012 | Reply

    Get ready for some football. 49ers, 21 or more point WIN I’m telling you.

  11. By 9erdog on Dec 14, 2012 | Reply

    This game is going to say a`lot about our team, and where we’re headed!

  12. By 9erdog on Dec 14, 2012 | Reply

    What’s this world coming too? that anybody would attack and kill all these children. And now it looks like the shooter shot and killed his Mother, who was a teacher at the same school!
    This has taken the Christmas out Basil ,, I’m just so very sorry!

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