Return to Prominence - A San Francisco 49ers CCM - Madden NFL 13

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MADDEN NFL 13

RETURN TO PROMINENCE

SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS CCM

JIM HARBAUGH

With the San Francisco 49ers returning to prominence last season, Jim Harbaugh looks to right the wrong that took place in the 2011 NFC Championship Game as he enters his second season as the 49ers head coach. Returning 19 out of 22 starters and with having arguably the best roster of talent and depth in the NFL, can Jim Harbaugh get the 49ers back to the Super Bowl for the first time in 18 years???

TRENT BAALKE

49ers General Manager Trent Baalke believes that Harbaugh can in fact get this team to the Super Bowl and more importantly, win it but he knows it wont be easy because unlike 2011, the 49ers wont be sneaking up on any team this season.

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CAREER SETTINGS

Instant Starter - Off
Salary Cap - On
Skill Level - All Madden
Quarter Length - 8 Minutes
Accelerated Clock - Off
Minimum Play Clock Time - Off
Game Speed - Slow
Player Progression Frequency - End of the Season
Coach Firing - Off
Game Play Tuning - Off
Injury - On
Pre Existing Injury - Off
Trade Deadline - On
Trade Type - Enable Human
Strategy Pad Quick Links - Off
Strategy Pad Display - On
Auto Strafe - On
Auto Sprint - On
Pre Snap Menu - On
Coaching Tips - Off
Player Names - On
Fill Roster - Off
Re Sign Players - Off
Progress Players - Off
Sign Off Season Free Agents - Off

LEAGUE SETTINGS

PLAYER SKILL (200)
QB Accuracy - 10
Pass Blocking - 10
WR Catching - 50
Broken Tackles - 10
Run Blocking - 10
Fumbles - 10
Pass Defense Reaction Time - 10
Interceptions - 10
Pass Rushing - 10
Rush Defense Reaction Time - 10
Block Shedding - 10
Tackling - 50

CPU SKILL (1200)
QB Accuracy - 100
Pass Blocking - 100
WR Catching - 100
Broken Tackles - 100
Run Blocking - 100
Fumbles - 100
Pass Defense Reaction Time - 100
Interceptions - 100
Pass Rushing - 100
Rush Defense Reaction Time - 100
Block Shedding - 100
Tackling - 100

SPECIAL TEAMS (250)
FG Power - 50
FG Accuracy - 50
Punt Power - 50
Punt Accuracy - 50
Kickoff Power - 50

GAME OPTIONS (150)
Injuries - 100
Fatigue - 0
Minimum Player Speed Threshold - 50

PENALTIES (950)
Offsides - 100
False Start - 100
Holding - 50
Face Mask - 50
Defensive Pass Interference - 100
Offensive Pass Interference - 100
Punt Catch Interference - 100
Clipping - 100
Intentional Grounding - 100
Roughing Passer - 50
Roughing Kicker - 100

AUTO SUBS
All auto subs for offense and defense are set at 1/1 in/out.

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2012 FINAL CUTS (7) -

RB Jewel Hampton (62)
WR Ricardo Lockette (60)
WR Chad Hall (55)
RT Kenny Wiggins (65)
LE Tony Jerod-Eddie (55)
LOLB Darius Fleming (65)
ROLB Cam Johnson (65)

2012 NFL Salary Cap - $120.00m
2012 49ers Team Salary - $119.67m
2012 49ers Team Cap Room - $330k

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2012 49ers Team Roster
#	OFFENSE	POS	AGE	HT	WT	COLLEGE
11	Alex Smith / 85	QB
7	Colin Kaepernick / 85	QB
3	Scott Tolzien / 65	QB
21	Frank Gore / 95	RB
32	Kendall Hunter / 80	RB
23	LaMichael James / 75	RB
49	Bruce Miller / 85	FB
24	Anthony Dixon / 70	FB
15	Michael Crabtree / 90	WR
82	Mario Manningham / 85	WR
84	Randy Moss / 80	WR
10	Kyle Williams / 75	WR
17	A.J. Jenkins / 70	WR
19	Ted Ginn / 65	WR
85	Vernon Davis / 95	TE
46	Delanie Walker / 80	TE
81	Garrett Celek / 65	TE
74	Joe Staley / 95	LT
77	Mike Iupati / 95	LG
66	Joe Looney / 65	LG
59	Jonathan Goodwin / 80	C
67	Daniel Kilgore / 65	C
86	Brian Jennings / 50	C / LS
75	Alex Boone / 85	RG
68	Leonard Davis / 65	RG
76	Anthony Davis / 85	RT
#	DEFENSE	POS	AGE	HT	WT	COLLEGE
94	Justin Smith / 98	LE
96	Demarcus Dobbs / 65	LE
90	Isaac Sopoaga / 80	DT
95	Ricky Jean Francois / 75	DT
93	Ian Williams / 68	DT
91	Ray McDonald / 90	RE
92	Will Tukuafu / 65	RE
99	Aldon Smith / 98	LOLB
98	Parys Haralson / 80	LOLB
52	Patrick Willis / 98	MLB
53	NaVorro Bowman / 95	MLB
54	Larry Grant / 75	MLB
56	Tavares Gooden / 70	MLB
55	Ahmad Brooks / 90	ROLB
51	Clark Haggans / 75	ROLB
22	Carlos Rogers / 90	CB
25	Tarell Brown / 85	CB
29	Chris Culliver / 80	CB
20	Perrish Cox / 75	CB
26	Tramaine Brock / 70	CB
38	Dashon Goldson / 90	FS
27	C.J. Spillman / 72	FS
31	Donte Whitner / 85	SS
28	Darcel McBath / 68	SS
30	Trent Robinson / 65	SS
#	SPECIAL TEAMS	POS	AGE	HT	WT	COLLEGE
2	David Akers / 95	K
4	Andy Lee / 95	P

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San Francisco 49ers Depth Chart - 2012
Offense
	STARTER	2ND	3RD	4TH
WR	Michael Crabtree	Randy Moss	A.J. Jenkins
TE	Vernon Davis	Delanie Walker	Garrett Celek
LT	Joe Staley
LG	Mike Iupati	Joe Looney
C	Jonathan Goodwin	Daniel Kilgore	Brian Jennings
RG	Alex Boone	Leonard Davis
RT	Anthony Davis
WR	Mario Manningham	Kyle Williams	Ted Ginn
QB	Alex Smith	Colin Kaepernick	Scott Tolzien
FB	Bruce Miller	Anthony Dixon
HB	Frank Gore	Kendall Hunter	LaMichael James
Defense
	STARTER	2ND	3RD	4TH
LDE	Justin Smith	Demarcus Dobbs
NT	Isaac Sopoaga	Ricky Jean Francois	Ian Williams
RDE	Ray McDonald	Will Tukuafu
LOLB	Aldon Smith	Parys Haralson
LILB	Patrick Willis	Larry Grant
RILB	NaVorro Bowman	Tavares Gooden
ROLB	Ahmad Brooks	Clark Haggans
CB	Carlos Rogers	Chris Culliver	Tramaine Brock
SS	Donte Whitner	Darcel McBath	Trent Robinson
FS	Dashon Goldson	C.J. Spillman
CB	Tarell Brown	Perrish Cox
Special Teams
	STARTER	2ND	3RD	4TH
K	David Akers
P	Andy Lee
H	Scott Tolzien
PR	Ted Ginn
KR	LaMichael James	Kyle Williams
LS	Brian Jennings

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San Francisco 49ers 2012 Schedule
DATE	OPPONENT	RESULT
Sep 9	at Green Bay Packers
Sep 16	vs Detroit Lions
Sep 23	at Minnesota Vikings
Sep 30	at New York Jets
Oct 7	vs Buffalo Bills
Oct 14	vs New York Giants
Oct 18	vs Seattle Seahawks
Oct 29	at Arizona Cardinals
Nov 11	vs St. Louis Rams
Nov 19	vs Chicago Bears
Nov 25	at New Orleans Saints
Dec 2	at St. Louis Rams
Dec 9	vs Miami Dolphins
Dec 16	at New England Patriots
Dec 23	at Seattle Seahawks
Dec 30	vs Arizona Cardinals

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This is off to a nice start.

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2012 SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS SEASON PREVIEW - OFFENSE

With the pre-season and final cuts completed, let's take a look at the 49ers offense, position by position in this 2012 season preview.

QB
While Colin Kaepernick was impressive at times last season, Alex Smith remains the starter for the 2012 regular season. Smith doesnt have the arm strength or athletic playmaking ability that Kaepernick has but Smith is a solid and smart accurate passer who rarely turns the ball over since Jim Harbaugh became his head coach a season ago. He looks to improve on his 2011 season in which he threw 17 touchdowns and only 5 interceptions. Needless to say, Kaepernick will be the backup as Harbaugh continues to prepare him for the future while undrafted second year player Scott Tolzien returns as the third stringer.
RATING: ***1/2

RB
Frank "the Tank" Gore returns as the full time starter and while he seems to wear down towards the end of the season, he has easily been the most consistent offensive weapon for the 49ers since being drafted in the third round of the 2005 NFL Draft. Change of pace back Kendall Hunter returns after having a solid rookie season while 2012 second round draft pick LaMichael James starts the season as the third stringer and primary kick returner. Barring injuries, this group will be the focal point of the 49ers offense in 2012.
RATING: *****

FB
After making the transition from pass rushing DE in college and beating out veteran Moran Norris a season ago, Bruce Miller returns as the team's starting fullback. Miller is Gore's lead blocker and should be for years to come. Anthony Dixon returns as the backup fullback, backup power back to Gore and special teamer.
RATING: ***1/2

WR
Michael Crabtree enters his fourth season with the 49ers as they continue to wait for him to break out. Harbaugh thinks that 2012 will be the year he does just that. The starter opposite Crabtree is Mario Manningham who is best known for his spectacular catch on the sideline in the Giants Super Bowl victory over the New England Patriots. 49ers signed Manningham to a two year deal in the off-season as a free agent after losing Josh Morgan to the Washington Redskins and hope he can become a good complimentary receiver opposite Crabtree. Veteran and future Hall of Famer Randy Moss was signed to a one year deal and while he's not what he used to be, the team hopes that he can at the very least be a solid third receiver. Last year's playoff goat Kyle Williams returns as the team's fourth receiver and secondary kick and punt returner. Williams is a solid receiver but can he put the two fumbles and playoff loss to the Giants last season behind him and rebound with a good season? 2012 first round draft pick, A.J. Jenkins will be brought along very slowly as he's not expected to do much if anything considering there's four receivers ahead of him on the depth chart. Jenkins is for the future, not the present. Speedster Ted Ginn returns as the sixth receiver and primary punt returner. Barring injuries, Ginn isnt expected to see much, if any playing time as a receiver.
RATING: ***1/2

TE
49ers have arguably the best tight end in the league with Vernon Davis. His playoff performance against the Saints last season was excellent and he's an extremely dangerous weapon out of the slot position. And unlike other play-making tight ends in the league, Davis is an excellent blocker. Davis remains the 49ers top receiving threat and is the favorite target of starting quarterback Alex Smith. Backup Delanie Walker returns and hopes to have a solid season as he enters a contract year. Walker is solid all around but drops passes which is a negative for most teams in a passing league but because he's on a running first team, the drops shouldnt be that much of a concern. He's at his best in two tight end sets. Undrafted rookie Garrett Celek made the team as the blocking and third string tight end. He could see playing time if injuries occur. Celek is the younger brother of Philadelphia Eagles starting TE Brent Celek.
RATING: *****

LT
49ers franchise left tackle, Joe Staley returns as the starter in his sixth season. Staley is a top five left tackle. He is the main player on the offensive line and is the blindside protector for starting quarterback Alex Smith. There's no backup depth whatsoever so an injury here would be a major concern.
RATING: ****1/2

LG
Third year player and the second of two 2010 first round draft picks, Mike Iupati starts at left guard to form arguably the best left side of the offensive line in the NFL. Iupati is a top seven left guard and he'll only get better as he progresses and develops. Rookie Joe Looney will provide backup depth but isnt expected to see much, if any playing time unless Iupati gets injured.
RATING: *****

C
Veteran Jonathan Goodwin starts at center for the second straight season. Goodwin signed as a free agent to replace David Baas who signed with the Giants after the 2011 lockout. Goodwin is the line caller and provides leadership but isnt a top tier center. Second year player, Daniel Kilgore returns as the backup.
RATING: ***

RG
Third year player Alex Boone starts at right guard replacing Adam Snyder who signed with the Arizona Cardinals during the off-season as a free agent. Boone has gone from practice squad player in 2010 to making the active roster in 2011 as the backup and swing tackle to starting right guard in 2012. While many think that Boone's 6'8 and 300 pound size is a liability, Harbaugh believes that Boone can be just as good as former Cowboys and 49ers offensive guard Kevin Gogan who was 6'7 and 318 pounds. Boone excels is run blocking but is pass blocking is questionable. If Boone succeeds at right guard, it will be a huge positive for the offensive line and the running game. Veteran Leonard Davis was signed to a one year deal to provide backup depth and leadership.
RATING: ***1/2

RT
Another third year player and the first of two 2010 first round draft picks, right tackle Anthony Davis improved last season compared to when he was a rookie. Davis is an excellent run blocker and solid in pass protection even though he still needs to develop and improve in that regard. Like LT, there's no backup depth whatsoever so an injury here would be a major concern.
RATING: ***1/2

OVERALL OFFENSIVE RATING: ****