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Bruce has learned a few lessons over 16 NFL seasons. He's smart enough to know that it's Josh Morgan 's turn.

Singletary also met with cornerback Tarell Brown about an unnecessary roughness flag.

San Francisco 49ers running back Frank Gore ran for 130 yards against the Green Bay Packers in 2006, the last time the teams met.

Hey, should we get back to talking football? The 49ers were back at work Tuesday in full pads for an immense task in Green Bay on Sunday, a place the 49ers haven't won since 1990.

Understanding rosters takes a little work. I'm happy to do some of it for you through the files I make available periodically.

It isn't exactly a thriller. Chicago at San Francisco? Who planned this one? It's not like either team was anything coming into the season.

Four losses in a row and five overall sit like fat kids on one end of the plank, driving it into the ground while those three early wins are dangling their feet on the high end.

San Francisco's Alex Smith can relate to Young as far as being a high draft pick trying to resurrect his career after a difficult start.

Head coach Mike Singletary of the 49ers walks off the field after their loss to the Titans at Candlestick Park.

When asked about potentially using a spread offense formation with Michael Crabtree and Alex Smith in on offense, offensive coordinator Jimmy Raye felt that it's something worth thinking about: "We would think of that a little bit more.

After a disappointing performance by the offensive line in the season opener, coach Mike Singletary vowed that the 49ers blockers would turn things around.

As someone who keeps track of his stats as well as those of his counterparts around the NFL , Frank Gore is keenly aware of what an odd season he is having for the 49ers .

Barry Sims still has something to give in his 11th NFL season, and the San Francisco 49ers need everything they can get from the veteran lineman as he takes over a prominent role on the team's struggling offense.

The 49ers' top offensive lineman, left tackle Joe Staley, is out for six weeks because of a sprained knee, but the only compensation the team made for the loss this week was adding another tackle to the practice squad.

Matt Maiocco of the Santa Rosa Press-Democrat checks in with quarterback Alex Smith regarding the 49ers' offensive tactics against the Colts, followed by a look at every player on the roster.

Posted by ESPN.com's Mike Sando The 49ers will probably need to start becoming more aggressive on offense at some point here against the Colts.

Justin Smith calls "heads" during coin toss. It turns up "heads" and the 49ers elect to receive ... Robinson and Coffee to return ... Let's get it on ... 1 Q 49ers take over at own 29 ... Crabtree and Morgan are the wideouts ... Joe Staley goes down on first-down run by Gore.

Mike Singletary is scheduled to speak with the media at 11:45 AM today after another tough loss to a team in which the 49ers played well enough to win.

Further medical tests today could decide the fate of cornerback Nate Clements and left tackle Joe Staley.