35 Hawks on NFL Rosters. 6 Free Agents (Updated March 27)
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If you want to play TE at Iowa and in the NFL, this is what you must do:
Prime time, Monday Night Football, Oct 15.
Six Hawkeyes in action.
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CJ Beathard, George Kittle & Greg Mabin of the 49'ers
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Bryan Bulaga, Mike Daniels & Josh Jackson of the Green Bay Packers.
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Six Hawkeyes in action.
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CJ Beathard, George Kittle & Greg Mabin of the 49'ers
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Bryan Bulaga, Mike Daniels & Josh Jackson of the Green Bay Packers.
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Hawkeye FootballVerified account@HawkeyeFootball 18h18 hours ago
Headliners for Week 6:
* DB @blaqbadger14 --2 INT
* QB CJ Beathard (16/23 for 245 Yards and 2 TD
* OL Riley Reiff (MINN Offense: 233 Pass Yards, >200 Rush Yards, W)
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This kind of effort is just glorious. I could watch this kind of frenzied blocking all day long.
49ers cornerback Greg Mabin reflects on tough ending in loss to Packers
By Jennifer Lee Chan October 17, 2018 3:21 PM
SANTA CLARA — In the 49ers' heart-breaking loss to the Green Bay Packerson Monday night, Aaron Rodgers did what he is known for -- putting together an 81-yard, game-winning drive with 1:07 left on the clock and no timeouts left.
At that point in the game, 49ers cornerback Jimmie Ward had been playing well, but he was out of the action with a hamstring injury. Greg Mabin took his place, and Rodgers exploited the young defensive back instead of trying to target Richard Sherman’s side of the field.
In the end, the 49ers racked up their fifth loss of the season.
Mabin was in coverage against Davante Adams, who made a leaping 16-yard touchdown catch to tie the score. Then, Mabin surrendered three consecutive pass plays on the Packers’ game-winning drive. Each time, the man Mabin was covering got out of bounds to stop the clock.
“It was a tough position for Mabin,” 49ers coach Kyle Shanahan said Wednesday. “He’s done a lot of good things for us. I know he was disappointed in that last drive, obviously, but I’ve seen Aaron and Davante do that to a number of people, too.”
Sitting in 30-degree weather for the entire game except for special-team snaps could have been an excuse, but Mabin took 100 percent responsibility.
“I guess it could, but at the end of the day, if I’m out there I have a job that I have to do, and I wasn’t able to get the job done,” Mabin said. “You just have to go out there and do what you’ve been practicing all week. There’s not much thought to it.”
Mabin, a second-year undrafted free agent, is taking the loss and his play very hard, and he even explained that one play didn't stand out more than another.
“All of them,” he said. “... They all hurt pretty bad. I wish I could go back in time and change some things, but obviously I can’t. I have to live with how I played. We have to live with how we played and from now on just move forward and focus on L.A. this week.”
Shanahan said the 49ers knew throughout the week that Mabin would be Ward’s backup and Ahkello Witherspoon would take a back seat. Mabin said he approached practice just like every other week, knowing his role. He watched film and felt like he had a good week of practice but added, “Ultimately things just didn’t go my way.”
When Shanahan was asked if the issue of letting Packers players stop the clock by getting out of bounds was situational football or a lack of awareness on Mabin’s part, the coach responded: “I think it’s a little of both. He gets put in a tough situation.”
Sherman, who has been an advocate and on-the-field coach for the young 49ers secondary, did have a conversation with Mabin about moving forward especially when the focus of the public eye is on you.
“He talked with me a little bit, and it definitely helped my mindset at the time, and right now, it still hurts,” Mabin said. “But I’m just happy that I have a chance to go out there and practice today, and have a chance to improve.”
MABIN ON GAME TYING TD
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By Jennifer Lee Chan October 17, 2018 3:21 PM
SANTA CLARA — In the 49ers' heart-breaking loss to the Green Bay Packerson Monday night, Aaron Rodgers did what he is known for -- putting together an 81-yard, game-winning drive with 1:07 left on the clock and no timeouts left.
At that point in the game, 49ers cornerback Jimmie Ward had been playing well, but he was out of the action with a hamstring injury. Greg Mabin took his place, and Rodgers exploited the young defensive back instead of trying to target Richard Sherman’s side of the field.
In the end, the 49ers racked up their fifth loss of the season.
Mabin was in coverage against Davante Adams, who made a leaping 16-yard touchdown catch to tie the score. Then, Mabin surrendered three consecutive pass plays on the Packers’ game-winning drive. Each time, the man Mabin was covering got out of bounds to stop the clock.
“It was a tough position for Mabin,” 49ers coach Kyle Shanahan said Wednesday. “He’s done a lot of good things for us. I know he was disappointed in that last drive, obviously, but I’ve seen Aaron and Davante do that to a number of people, too.”
Sitting in 30-degree weather for the entire game except for special-team snaps could have been an excuse, but Mabin took 100 percent responsibility.
“I guess it could, but at the end of the day, if I’m out there I have a job that I have to do, and I wasn’t able to get the job done,” Mabin said. “You just have to go out there and do what you’ve been practicing all week. There’s not much thought to it.”
Mabin, a second-year undrafted free agent, is taking the loss and his play very hard, and he even explained that one play didn't stand out more than another.
“All of them,” he said. “... They all hurt pretty bad. I wish I could go back in time and change some things, but obviously I can’t. I have to live with how I played. We have to live with how we played and from now on just move forward and focus on L.A. this week.”
Shanahan said the 49ers knew throughout the week that Mabin would be Ward’s backup and Ahkello Witherspoon would take a back seat. Mabin said he approached practice just like every other week, knowing his role. He watched film and felt like he had a good week of practice but added, “Ultimately things just didn’t go my way.”
When Shanahan was asked if the issue of letting Packers players stop the clock by getting out of bounds was situational football or a lack of awareness on Mabin’s part, the coach responded: “I think it’s a little of both. He gets put in a tough situation.”
Sherman, who has been an advocate and on-the-field coach for the young 49ers secondary, did have a conversation with Mabin about moving forward especially when the focus of the public eye is on you.
“He talked with me a little bit, and it definitely helped my mindset at the time, and right now, it still hurts,” Mabin said. “But I’m just happy that I have a chance to go out there and practice today, and have a chance to improve.”
MABIN ON GAME TYING TD
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Did Josey Jewell make the field tonight? He is not in the box score in tonight's game and he is not inactive.
Kittle and CJ heading to the field to start the game
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CJ Beathard to George Kittle for the 49er TD right before half time. This TD cut the Rams lead to 22-7.
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CJ Beathard to George Kittle for the 49er TD right before half time. This TD cut the Rams lead to 22-7.
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George Kittle's five catches accounted for 33.3 percent of the 49ers' total receptions on Sunday.
His 98 yards were 57.6 percent of their total receiving yards, and 43 percent of their total yards.
His touchdown was their only one of the day.
His 98 yards were 57.6 percent of their total receiving yards, and 43 percent of their total yards.
His touchdown was their only one of the day.
Pro Football FocusVerified account@PFF 14h14 hours ago
Desmond King is the highest graded cornerback in the NFL through nine weeks, and it's time he started to get more attention as one of the best in the league.
The FULL LIST:
Desmond King is the highest graded cornerback in the NFL through nine weeks, and it's time he started to get more attention as one of the best in the league.
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Kansas City ChiefsVerified account@Chiefs 4h4 hours ago
Ben Niemann led the team with
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George Kittle did this before the start of the Monday Night Football game
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