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2008 San Francisco 49ers Tickets


San Francisco 49ers tickets may not have the cache they once had, but the day when 49ers fans are lining up for NFL Playoff tickets may not be that far off. Many expected it to happen in 2007 but injuries and some bad luck have put off the golden day of the 49ers return to prominence. Looking at the current team, the 49ers schedule, and the potential of draft picks, should bring a certain amount of optimism to the fans with 49ers tickets that still pack Monster Park on Sundays in the fall.

49ers Tickets – Don’t Look Back

After a disappointing 5-11 season in 2007, it may be hard for some 49ers lovers to be optimistic. Don’t let emotion derail you. Sure, hopes were high for an NFL Playoff berth, but injuries got in the way along with less than stellar performance from some key areas of the team. Frank Gore was coming off a monster season that saw him rush for 1,695 yards. Finishing with 1,102 in 2007 may seem lackluster, but with teams gearing up to stop him, a falloff had to be expected. Even more devastating was the loss of Alex Smith to a shoulder injury. Even when Smith came back, it was obvious he was still ailing and Trent Dilfer is at best a journeyman. Forget the past and concentrate on 2008 San Francisco 49ers tickets.

49ers Tickets – Looking Ahead

Number One Priority? Protect Alex Smith. 49ers ticket holders watched their quarterback get sacked 55 times last season. The situation should improve as last year’s top pick Joe Staley gets better. Adding to the protective circle will be Chilo Rachel, a somewhat surprising but solid pick in the 2nd Round. To bolster the defense, San Francisco picked up defensive tackle Kentwan Balmer of North Carolina to help replace Bryant Young who is expected to retire. Bottom line is that San Francisco should have the services of their top talent, have more talent to draw on, and reap the benefits of an easy schedule in the NFC West. All good news for San Francisco 49ers tickets.

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TOP 10 REASONS TO BUY SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS TICKETS

10. Maturing force: San Francisco 49ers tickets are selling fast as this young team matures into a dominant force. It's clear the 49ers are on a path toward returning to the glory days.
9.  Grand tradition: The 49ers are the only team with two or more appearances and no defeats in the Super Bowl. The team currently shares the record for most Super Bowl victories (five) with the Pittsburgh Steelers and Dallas Cowboys.
8. Greatness personified: San Francisco is synonymous with greatness, and the teams of the 1980s and early 1990s are considered among the best in NFL history. Ronnie Lott, Joe Montana, Steve Young and Jerry Rice are just some 49ers who became legends in that era.
7. Mike Nolan: Head coach Mike Nolan has the team headed in the right direction. The 49ers were 4-12 his first year, 7-9 in 2006. Nolan is a defensive guru whose father, Dick Nolan, also coached the 49ers.
6. Alex Smith: Quarterback Alex Smith, the first overall pick in the 2005 NFL draft, is coming into his own. In 2006, he showed tremendous improvement when he threw for 2,890 yards and 16 touchdowns. Smith has a strong arm to go with uncommon scrambling ability.
5. Monster attraction: San Francisco 49ers tickets are your entry to Monster Park, which gets loud and crazy when the home team is playing. The stadium is situated at Candlestick Point on the western shore of the San Francisco Bay.
4. Team of titles: The 49ers have won five Super Bowls, five NFC titles and 17 divisional championships.
3. Fancy duds: The 49ers wear distinctive uniforms designed in cardinal red, metallic gold and black. The team logo elicits instant respect.
2. Tight end Vernon Davis: Vernon Davis was drafted sixth overall in 2006 by the 49ers, and he is on the road to greatness. The versatile tight end's first NFL reception was a 31-yard touchdown catch, and added a 52-yard score later in the season.
1. Frank Gore: Running back Frank Gore, a rare combination of power and speed out of the University of Miami, will continue to destroy defenses like he did in 2006. Gore carried 312 times for a franchise record 1,695 yards and became the first member of the 49ers to lead the NFC in rushing.