@OurSf49ers Do we have any dependable receivers? Monday night, when Evans went out, Washington just blitzed non-stop. Completely threw off our offense. Zero derp threat = fill the box n blitz. I say open the game with a bunch of deep passes
@krassenstein He’s wandering around alone. Even his boot licking grifters don’t want to be seen with him. The live visual representation of a Lame Duck.
@ATL_Enthusiast Never happen. I suggest QUENTIN JOHNSTON Chargers. He has the size and the potential. Can probably get him for next to nothing. Just a thought. 🤷🏼♂️
@49ersSportsTalk Don’t know anything about his character, but this is a WR who intrigues me. QUENTIN
JOHNSTON Chargers. He has the size… n the potential. N can (probably) get him right now for a 4th round pick. @NinersGoldRush@49ersSupporters@sf49erstweets
REPORT: Contract talks between the Colts and 5-time All-Pro guard, Quenton Nelson have stalled.
Nelson would be the PERFECT player for the 49ers to finally solve their interior offensive line crisis. Make the call, John Lynch and see what it would cost.
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@CrazyBirdPeople Hi. One of my little daily visitors foot is messed up. Can’t tell if it’s a deformity or something like tar clumped on her foot. Any professional thoughts?
1 in 41.8 million.
Using Aaron Schatz’s Adjusted Games Lost rankings, here is where the 49ers ranked in regular season injury burden each year:
2008: 6th healthiest
2009: 9th healthiest
2010: 4th healthiest
2011: 8th healthiest
2012: Healthiest
2013: 10th most injured
2014: 5th most injured
2015: 7th most injured
2016: 9th most injured
2017: 10th most injured
2018: 7th most injured
2019: 6th most injured
2020: Most injured
2021: 4th most injured
2022: 9th most injured
2023: 4th healthiest
2024: Most injured
2025: 5th most injured
The 49ers ranked among the NFL’s 10 healthiest teams for five consecutive seasons from 2008 through 2012.
Odds of that occurring in independent random rankings: approximately 1 in 336.
They then ranked among the NFL’s 10 most injured teams in 12 of the next 13 seasons.
Odds of that occurring in independent random rankings: approximately 1 in 124,640.
Odds of both sequences occurring consecutively, assuming every season is an independent random draw:
Approximately 1 in 41.8 million.
This is not a statement implying causality whatsoever.
What, if anything, materially changed between 2012 and 2014?