49ers CB Culliver Offers New Apology For Anti-Gay Comments
San Francisco 49ers cornerback Chris Culliver apologized Thursday for anti-gay comments he made to a comedian during Super Bowl media day, saying "that's not what I feel in my heart."
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San Francisco 49ers cornerback Chris Culliver apologized Thursday for anti-gay comments he made to a comedian during Super Bowl media day, saying "that's not what I feel in my heart."
Ike's Place has been serving up a new creation, the Harbocalypse, in advance of the San Francisco 49ers Super Bowl match against the Baltimore Ravens.
Please don't take this the wrong way, but I'm having a hard time getting all worked up about what Chris Culliver said.
49ers defensive back Chris Culliver has apologized for his anti-gay comments at Super Bowl Media Day. The KCBS Radio morning crew asked John Madden if the wide-spread attention to Culliver's remarks might affect the team's focus.
Super Bowl advertisers are no longer keeping television spots a secret until the Big Game. Instead, they're releasing online snippets of their ads or longer video trailers that allude to the action in the Game Day spot.
San Francisco 49ers linebackers Ahmad Brooks and Aldon Smith were limited participants in the team's first full Super Bowl practice in New Orleans because of shoulder injuries.
The 49ers never have tasted defeat in a Super Bowl, going 5-0. Headed into this year's Super Bowl, the Ravens are currently 3 1/2 -point underdogs versus the Niners.
7-year-old patient Jacob Murphy of Rio Linda is a nuts-about-the-Niners fan who has turned his room at Packard Children's Hospital into a 49ers Fan Zone.
The NFL has never had an openly gay active player, but if there was one, 49ers cornerback Chris Culliver said he wouldn't want that player on his team.
Michael Crabtree is trying to maintain every possible element of surprise he might still have left heading into his first Super Bowl - and will certainly take any advantage he can get this week.
Winning sure is fun, but it sure is expensive. Both the San Francisco 49ers and Baltimore Ravens were among the highest-spenders in the NFL in 2012.
San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee toured the Mission District Wednesday in advance of Sunday's Super Bowl where 49ers fans are expected to congregate as they did for the Giants playoff run last fall.
"Tough at times, for sure, tough to accept, tough to watch," Alex Smith said. And then he added: "But we're in the Super Bowl."
Transcript of comments from San Francisco 49ers head football coach Jim Harbaugh to reporters in New Orleans on Wednesday as the San Francisco 49ers prepare for the Super Bowl on Sunday.
The former football owner who guided the San Francisco 49ers to greatness -- and five Super Bowl titles -- in the 1980s and 90s. offers guidance from a distance, mentoring nephew and 49ers CEO Jed York.
Yes, these Harbaugh brothers sure know how to make the right move at the right time, no matter how risky or unorthodox it seems. The head coaches of the 49ers and Ravens both made significant in-season shake-ups to offenses that reached conference title games a year ago.
Colin Kaepernick's college coach, Chris Ault of Nevada, told John Madden and the KCBS Radio morning crew that Kaepernick's talent as a quarterback wasn't always evident.
Randy Moss was refreshingly candid during his Media Day session on Tuesday. Confident, too: The 49erswideout said that he believes he's the greatest wideout in NFL history.
Whatever the odds, brother versus brother makes this a Super Bowl like no other. A sibling rivalry played out on one of the biggest stages in sports, and this time the loser doesn't have to mow the front lawn.
Former San Francisco 49ers head coach Steve Mariucci is now an NFL analyst, but he's also a member of the NFL Players' Safety Advisory Panel and he has strong feelings about the increased efforts to limit serious injuries in the game.
Scenes and observations from the NFL's annual Super Bowl media day - interviews with players and team personnel from the Baltimore Ravens and the San Francisco 49ers on the field at the Superdome...
Mario Manningham hobbled into the Superdome stands on crutches and found an out-of-the-way seat to watch his San Francisco teammates go through media day frenzy on the field below, his emotions mixed.
The 37-year-old Lewis, who has announced he will retire after playing against the San Francisco 49ers in Sunday's Super Bowl, dismissed the report as "stupidity."
They may be different in style - Frank Gore of the San Francisco 49ers, Ray Rice of the Baltimore Ravens - but the featured runners at this Super Bowl have at least one thing in common. Plenty of respect for the other guy.
You could say that the bust was a bust. Federal agents descended on a sidewalk vendor hawking 49ers Super Bowl merchandise in San Francisco on Monday. Agents suspected the hats, shirts and sweatshirts were counterfeit merchandise.
