[CBFF] A national writer worth reading?

[Phil DeNomme]

You mean you don't think someone could make a case for Gore being the best
9er on offense?  Seems to me that could be pretty easy.  The other
candidates are Davis and Smith.  I sure as hell would take Gore over them.
Davis has the potential to be a real stud but Gore already is.  his only
problem is he gets hurt. 

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[mailto:cbff-bounces at chicagobearsfanforum.com] On Behalf Of Ryan Dietzenbach
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Subject: Re: [CBFF] A national writer worth reading?

He called Frank Gore "arguably" the best 49er on offense.  Either he's not
that smart or it was a poor choice of words.

RD


On 8/1/07, Tom Shannon <tshanno at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> I think we may have a national writer worth reading.  This guy blogs for
> ESPN.   I think he's got a clue.
>
> Tom S.
>
> ---------
>
> Injuries your team can't afford
> <
>
http://myespn.go.com/blogs/hashmarks/0-2-155/Injuries-your-team-can-t-afford
.html
> >
> from
> ESPN.com - Hashmarks -
> Blog<http://reader/view/feed/http%3A%2F%2Fmyespn.go.com%2Fprofile%2Fhmfeed
> >
>
> *Posted by Mike Sando*
>
> We're starting to see a few potentially significant injuries impacting NFL
> teams. The Patriots placed cornerback Chad Scott on injured reserve. The
> Redskins think<
>
http://blog.washingtonpost.com/redskinsinsider/2007/07/samuels_put_a_month_o
r_so.html
> >left
> tackle Chris Samuels will miss a month with a sprained knee ligament.
> Frank Gore, arguably the 49ers' best player on offense, could miss a month
> after suffering a broken hand.
>
> These developments gave me a thought: Which non-quarterbacks could teams
> least afford to lose? I scanned through each division looking for
> candidates. Steve Smith in Carolina? Tommie Harris in Chicago? Jeremy
> Shockey or Michael Strahan on the Giants? Jason Taylor in Miami? Walter
> Jones in Seattle? Ed Reed in Baltimore? Shawne Merriman in San Diego? Give
> me some names.
>
> I would put Harris high on the list even though the Bears made it to the
> Super Bowl without him last season. He makes such a difference for that
> defense. People could not run their offense consistently when he was on
> the
> field.
>
> Update: Bob Sanders! A friend emailed me with that one. But of course.
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