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| Player of the game? |
| Colin Kaepernick |
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33% |
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| Frank Gore |
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0% |
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| Michael Crabtree |
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61% |
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| Ray McDonald |
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5% |
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| Patrick Willis |
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0% |
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| NaVorro Bowman |
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0% |
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| Donte Whitner |
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0% |
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| Carlos Rogers |
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0% |
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Ataal
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This was 100% a team win. No other way to view this, in my opinion. Aside from maybe Ginn, I can't think of a player that didn't have at least one monster play.
However, gun to my head, Crabtree made plays and is becoming a real #1, not just a #2 or #3 playing the #1 position.
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Chrissooner49er
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| y2lamanaki wrote: | | Anyone not voting for Crabtree has some explaining to do. |
 Y-Y-Yes, sir. Um, I voted for Ray Mcdonald 'cause he stepped up and sacked Brady when it appeared no one else would/could in the absence of Justin Smith.
Explanation accepted? 
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sherm
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Kaepernick Crabtree and the defense(I don't blame the players). They played well enough that those 28 straight pts still should not have been enough.
Honorable mention Gore and LMJ.
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sbrown
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as much as I wanted to vote for crabs I voted for Kap. The key for me was the pass and catch was a play call Kap made when he saw NE in 0 coverage. This was not the intended play and he saw something and took advantage of it. He didnt cower to the pressure of playing against brady or on the road or the elements. Also after throwing a int he didnt shrink under the pressure of the moment.
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| sbrown wrote: | | as much as I wanted to vote for crabs I voted for Kap. The key for me was the pass and catch was a play call Kap made when he saw NE in 0 coverage. This was not the intended play and he saw something and took advantage of it. He didnt cower to the pressure of playing against brady or on the road or the elements. Also after throwing a int he didnt shrink under the pressure of the moment. |
It actually crossed my mind to vote Kaep (believe it or don't!), but I could not get the bobbled snaps and outright fumbles out of my head despite the poise he otherwise showed...I just kept thinking "If this was in Seattle, we would have lost some of those fumbles."
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