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    I'm the one who wrote, "The progress coach Mike Singletary and the San Francisco 49ers have made since their previous home game against the Seattle Seahawks shined through in so many ways Sunday." After the Week 3 defeat to the Vikings, I wrote, "Give Favre credit, but not entirely at the 49ers' expense. Full Article at ESPN
    The progress coach Mike Singletary and the San Francisco 49ers have made since their previous home game against the Seattle Seahawks shined through in so many ways Sunday.
    SOURCE: ESPN 1 month ago
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  1. Give Favre credit, but not entirely at the 49ers' expense. They showed more in this game than anyone reasonably could have expected even three weeks ago.
    SOURCE: ESPN 1 month ago
  2. The San Francisco 49ers will not be giving away games the way they did when former offensive coordinator Mike Martz was trying to run a Formula 1 offense with personnel better suited for a tractor pull
    SOURCE: ESPN 1 month ago
  3. GWP is based on a logistic regression model applied to current team stats. The model includes offensive and defensive passing and running efficiency, offensive turnover rates, and team penalty rates.
    SOURCE: ESPN 1 month ago

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