Andre Urtula Tameta Article Archive

  1. San Francisco 49ers 2009 Quarter-Season Report

    The San Francisco 49ers have turned some heads with their 3-1 start to the 2009 regular season, but it's no surprise to me. I predicted a 3-1 start early in the summer and I've been dead right so far...

    Andre Urtula Tameta Written by Andre Urtula Tameta about about 1 month ago 439 reads 1 comments

  2. If the 49er Offense Works, Expect a Decent Season in San Francisco

    If Jimmy Raye's offense executes, the 49ers will have a decent year and may exceed expectations. The 49er defense is sturdy enough to keep the team in games and if the offense is an upgrade over ...

    Andre Urtula Tameta Written by Andre Urtula Tameta about 5 months ago 936 reads 11 comments

  3. What If Garrison Hearst Didn't Break His Ankle Against Atlanta in 1999?

    The 1998 season and subsequent playoffs in January 1999 were a tumultuous time for Garrison Hearst and the San Francisco 49ers...

    Andre Urtula Tameta Written by Andre Urtula Tameta about 6 months ago 642 reads 23 comments

  4. 10 Questions for San Francisco 49ers' Quarterback Alex Smith

    After a well deserved vacation, I am back with some potential great news. As of a few days ago, I am in contact with Alex Smith's wife—Elizabeth Smith—to negotiate an actual interview day with him...

    Andre Urtula Tameta Written by Andre Urtula Tameta about 6 months ago 1,262 reads 6 comments

  5. Is Newest San Francisco 49er Dré Bly The Next Antonio Langham?

    The newest San Francisco 49er—cornerback Dré Bly—has played for a Super Bowl-winning St. Louis Rams team as a rookie in 1999, has been a two-time Pro Bowl selection for the Detroit Lions ...

    Andre Urtula Tameta Written by Andre Urtula Tameta about 6 months ago 650 reads 14 comments

  6. What If John Brodie and the 49ers Beat the Cowboys in the Early 1970s?

    In 1970, quarterback John Brodie was the NFL's Most Valuable Player and led a highly potent San Francisco 49ers' offense that featured explosive wide receiver Gene Washington who piled up 1,100 yards on 53 receptions...

    Andre Urtula Tameta Written by Andre Urtula Tameta about 6 months ago 244 reads 11 comments

  7. San Francisco's Million Dollar Backfield: The 49ers' Fabulous Foursome

    In the 1954 season, the San Francisco 49ers fielded the finest backfield in NFL history with four future Hall of Famers playing for the offense...

    Andre Urtula Tameta Written by Andre Urtula Tameta about 6 months ago 830 reads 8 comments

  8. Trials and Tribulations: Frank Gore's Journey To The San Francisco 49ers

    When Frank Gore steps onto the field for his fourth NFL season, he continues a destiny that has been shaped with trials and tribulations since he was young. As a child, Gore was diagnosed with dyslexia and had trouble comprehending the simplest of tasks.

    Andre Urtula Tameta Written by Andre Urtula Tameta about 6 months ago 364 reads 8 comments

  9. Joe Montana: The San Francisco 49ers' Legendary Prankster

    San Francisco 49ers' legend Joe Montana not only picked apart opposing defenses, he also victimized his own teammates...

    Andre Urtula Tameta Written by Andre Urtula Tameta about 6 months ago 366 reads 6 comments

  10. The Stop: The 1981 San Francisco 49ers Iconic Defensive Play

    In Super Bowl XVI on Jan. 24, 1982, San Francisco 49er Dan Bunz made the most famous goal-line tackle in Super Bowl history...

    Andre Urtula Tameta Written by Andre Urtula Tameta about 6 months ago 303 reads 23 comments

  11. The Easiest Two Points In San Francisco 49ers' History

    It was a very strange day for Minnesota Vikings' defensive end Jim Marshall on Oct. 25, 1964. At first, one of the mainstays of the Purple People Eaters defense was having a good day as he forced ...

    Andre Urtula Tameta Written by Andre Urtula Tameta about 6 months ago 198 reads 13 comments

  12. Portrait of an Icon: Doug Williams, the First Black QB To Win a Super Bowl

    On Jan 31, 1988, Doug Williams led the 11-4 1987 NFC Champion Washington Redskins to a commanding 42-10 victory in Super Bowl XXII over the 10-4-1 AFC Champion Denver Broncos...

    Andre Urtula Tameta Written by Andre Urtula Tameta about 6 months ago 249 reads 12 comments

  13. Lonesome George: A Look at a San Francisco 49er Head Coach

    In the 1995 Pro Bowl after the San Francisco 49ers became the first team to win five Super Bowls, there was a banner that read "Smile George" from San Francisco fans that made the trip to Hawaii...

    Andre Urtula Tameta Written by Andre Urtula Tameta about 6 months ago 121 reads 4 comments

  14. What If the 1984 San Francisco 49ers Went 19-0?

    During the seventh week of the 1984 season Bill Walsh was extremely angry at his team. Around the week the San Francisco 49ers faced the Pittsburgh Steelers, a group of fourteen 49ers recorded ...

    Andre Urtula Tameta Written by Andre Urtula Tameta about 6 months ago 318 reads 17 comments

  15. The Catch: The Beginning of the San Francisco 49ers Dynasty

    On Jan. 10, 1982, the San Francisco 49ers trailed the Dallas Cowboys with 4:54 left in the NFC Championship 27-21 at a raucous Candlestick Park...

    Andre Urtula Tameta Written by Andre Urtula Tameta about 6 months ago 158 reads 23 comments

  16. Tom Brady's Super Bowl Loss: Montana and the 49ers Still Reign Supreme

    The debate is over. The mighty undefeated New England Patriots fell in Super Bowl XLII to the New York Giants rendering Tom Brady and his current group of Pats no longer perfect in the Super Bowl...

    Andre Urtula Tameta Written by Andre Urtula Tameta about 6 months ago 606 reads 13 comments

  17. Welcome Back to an Old San Francisco 49er Nemesis?

    Rabid San Francisco fans absolutely hated the man because he was a 49er killer. But as a man, Brett Favre is the kind of guy that many can all relate to. From his personal tragedies to his down to earth nature, he is still a likable figure in the NFL...

    Andre Urtula Tameta Written by Andre Urtula Tameta about 6 months ago 427 reads 2 comments

  18. The Autumn Wind: Understanding the Raiders Mystique

    Back in 1974, a poem written by NFL Films' Steve Sabol would become the inspiration of a Nation. When Oakland Raiders' owner Al Davis first heard The Autumn Wind, he was completely mesmerized...

    Andre Urtula Tameta Written by Andre Urtula Tameta about 6 months ago 1,495 reads 8 comments

  19. Five Questions About the Golden State Warriors: Will We Believe Again?

    After a 29-53 season, general manager Chris Mullin's contract was not renewed but head coach Don Nelson signed a new deal with Golden State...

    Andre Urtula Tameta Written by Andre Urtula Tameta about 6 months ago 657 reads 5 comments

  20. Hey Tom Brady, We Want Our Soul Back

    Those lucky New Englanders are certainly enjoying a golden era for their sports franchises right now.The Patriots look re-loaded to make another Super Bowl run for 2009, the Red Sox are always ...

    Andre Urtula Tameta Written by Andre Urtula Tameta about 6 months ago 692 reads 13 comments

  21. The Red and Gold Empire: A San Francisco 49er Poem

    Once upon a time... The Empire of Red and Gold once existed in these parts, an empire to be remembered for all time. This Empire emerged from the ashes of a kingdom that only knew defeat...

    Andre Urtula Tameta Written by Andre Urtula Tameta about 6 months ago 217 reads 1 comments

  22. Expectations for the 2009 San Francisco 49ers

    The San Francisco 49ers will be tested in the 2009 regular season because they face seven teams that made the playoffs in 2008 and a Monday Night Football battle with the defending rival NFC Champion Arizona Cardinals, who swept the 49ers last year...

    Andre Urtula Tameta Written by Andre Urtula Tameta about 6 months ago 266 reads 8 comments

  23. Five Plays that Made the 2008 San Francisco 49ers' Offense Tick

    Although offensive coordinator was dismissed by head coach Mike Singletary, the creative thinker Mike Martz did improve the San Francisco 49ers' offense from 32nd in 2007 to 23rd in 2008 with his version of the Air Coryell offense...

    Andre Urtula Tameta Written by Andre Urtula Tameta about 6 months ago 382 reads 3 comments

  24. Steve Young's Tirade: The Key Moment for the 1994 San Francisco 49ers

    On Oct. 2, 1994, Steve Young finally lost it as evidenced by the profanities and obscenities he hurled towards head coach George Seifert in an angry fit...

    Andre Urtula Tameta Written by Andre Urtula Tameta about 6 months ago 660 reads 20 comments

  25. Shaun Hill and Alex Smith's Different Journeys to the 49ers' 2009 QB Battle

    One was an undrafted free agent that played in NFL Europe. The other was a highly touted NCAA quarterback that was the number one overall pick in the NFL Draft...

    Andre Urtula Tameta Written by Andre Urtula Tameta about 6 months ago 960 reads 21 comments

 


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