Trent Dilfer

2008 SAN FRANCISCO 49ers PREVIEW 2007 Record: 5-11 (3rd NFC West) Predicted 2008 Record: 6-10 (4th NFC West) Key Acquisitions: WR Isaac Bruce, RB DeShaun Foster, WR Bryant Johnson, QB JT O'Sullivan, KR Allen Rossum, DE Justin Smith, LB Dontarrious Thomas Key Losses: G Larry Allen (retired), QB Trent Dilfer (retired), DE Marques Douglas, WR Byran Gilmore, OT Kwame Harris, RB Maurice Hicks, WR Darrell Jackson, G Justin Smiley, LB Derek Smith, DT Bryant Young (retired) Why were the 49ers as... Read Full Story

Filed under: 49ers, Vikings, NFC North, NFC West, Minnesota, San Francisco, Breaking News If things keep up, Mike Nolan might have to pull Joe Montana off of the hot grill and put him on the depth chart somewhere. Trent Dilfer joined Alex Smith in the 49ers infirmary, suffering a “head injury” (read: concussion), shortly before halftime, leaving it up to Shaun Hill to mop up the mess Dilfer created. When he wasn’t letting Kevin Williams take one of his passes to the house, The Dilf was being... Read Full Story

Filed under: 49ers, Browns, AFC East, NFC West, Cleveland, San Francisco To get you ready for week 17, FanHouse is previewing all 16 NFL games. Here is the San Francisco 49ers/Cleveland Browns preview. 2007 Records: San Francisco 49ers 5-10 (4th in NFC West) Cleveland Browns 9-6 (2nd in AFC North) Last Game: 49ers 21, Bucs 19 Bengals 19, Browns 14 When the Niners have the ball: They’ll run the ball with Frank Gore, and stick to short — and I mean short — passes. Chris Weinke will be getting... Read Full Story

Filed under: 49ers, Browns, AFC East, NFC West, Cleveland, San Francisco To get you ready for week 17, FanHouse is previewing all 16 NFL games. Here is the San Francisco 49ers/Cleveland Browns preview. 2007 Records: San Francisco 49ers 5-10 (4th in NFC West) Cleveland Browns 9-6 (2nd in AFC North) Last Game: 49ers 21, Bucs 19 Bengals 19, Browns 14 When the Niners have the ball: They’ll run the ball with Frank Gore, and stick to short — and I mean short — passes. Chris Weinke will be getting... Read Full Story

Another ugly game yesterday. The good, the bad and the ugly: The Good: The defense. They were solid again after being put in tough situations all game long. 4 turnovers by the offense kept them backed up, yet they yielded very little and virtually shut down the NYG offense on a full-length field. Patrick Willis. Guess who lead the team in tackles. Willis? How'd you know? If this guy isn't the NFL Defensive ROY, well, I don't know what I'll do. But he should be. That's alls I'm... Read Full Story