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Vikings 49Ers Monday, September 17, 2015 | 7:20 Pm 0-0 0-0 Levi's® Stadium | Santa Clara, Ca | Espn/Kpix 5 san francisco 49ers WHAT TO WATCH FOR MINNESOTA SAN FRANCISCO VIKINGS 49ERS MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 2015 | 7:20 PM 0-0 0-0 LEVI'S® STADIUM | SANTA CLARA, CA | ESPN/KPIX 5 LOOKING AHEAD MONDAY NIGHT MASTERS • In four career starts on With a Win vs. Minnesota... KAP’S HIGHEST Monday Night Football, QB • The 49ers would win their fifth consecutive season opener for CAREER PASSER RATINGS Colin Kaepernick is 4-0 the second time in franchise history (1992-96). Game Rating with 1,018 passing yds. and • The Niners would improve 1. at Was. (11/25/13)* 134.5 9 TDs. He has registered to 47-25 on Monday Night MOST WINS ON MNF 2. vs. Chi. (11/19/12)* 133.1 Team Wins three of his top five highest Football, extending their 3. vs. GB (9/8/13) 129.4 1. San Francisco 46 passer ratings on MNF. record for most wins on 4. at Dal. (9/7/14) 125.5 2. Dallas 43 Mondays. The team has • WR Anquan Boldin ranks 5. at StL (10/13/14)* 123.9 3. Pittsburgh 42 won their last three home 1st among active WRs * - Monday Night Football games on MNF and six out 4. Miami 41 with 10 career rec. TDs in of their last seven as the 5. Oakland 37 11 games played on Monday Night Football. He has registered at home team. least 1 TD in each of his last five games on MNF. • San Francisco would take a 23-22-1 lead in the all-time series and • RB Reggie Bush earned NFC Special Teams Player of the Week defeat Minnesota for the first time since 2006. honors after returning five punts for 176 yds. and 2 TDs on MNF vs. Min. (10/6/08) as a member of the New Orleans Saints. • The 49ers would move to 45-27-1 against NFC opponents since 2009. The team’s current 44 wins against the NFC are tied for the 49ERS HALL OF FAME 3rd-most in the NFL over that timespan (GB - 52; NO - 47; Sea. - 44). During halftime of the 49ers season MOVING UP THE CHARTS opener on September 14 against the Min- nesota Vikings, Charles Haley will be WR Anquan Boldin enters 2015 looking to climb the charts for recognized as the 26th inductee into the most recepts. and rec. yds. in NFL history. He currently ranks t-15th Edward J. DeBartolo, Sr. San Francisco with 940 career recepts. and 19th with 12,406 rec. yds. 49ers Hall of Fame. Established in 2009 and dedicated to Edward J. DeBartolo, Sr., the 49ers Hall of Fame was created to recognize play- MOST RECEPTIONS MOST RECEIVING YARDS ers, coaches and executives who have made exceptional contribu- IN NFL HISTORY IN NFL HISTORY tions to the organization. Player Recepts. Player Yards Originally drafted by the 49ers in the fourth round (96th overall) 13t. Derrick Mason 943 17. Irving Fryar 12,785 of the 1986 NFL Draft from James Madison University, Haley played Jason Witten 943 18. Art Monk 12,721 two stints for the 49ers, from 1986-1991 and 1998-1999. He appeared 15t. Anquan Boldin 940 19. Anquan Boldin 12,406 in a total of 106 regular season games (63 starts) with San Francisco, Art Monk 940 20. Jimmy Smith 12,287 recording 326 tackles, 66.5 sacks, 14 forced fumbles and 34 passes 17. Torry Holt 920 21. Larry Fitzgerald 12,151 defensed. • Boldin’s 12,406 rec. yds. ranks 4th among active players (WR Reg- MOST CAREER SACKS, 49ERS HISTORY gie Wayne - 14,345; WR Andre Johnson, 13,597; WR Steve Smith Sr. Player Years Sacks - 13,262). 1. Bryant Young 1994-07 (14) 89.5 QUICK HITS 2. Charles Haley 1986-91, ‘99 (7) 66.5 3. Dana Stubblefield 1993-97, 2001-02 (7) 46.5 • The 49ers rank 4th in the NFL, allowing 98.4 rushing yds. per game since 2007 (Pit. - 91.1; Bal. - 94.6; Min. - 98.1). The team also Haley began his NFL career at linebacker and led San Francisco in ranks 2nd during that timespan with opponents averaging just sacks in each of his first six seasons. He recorded four seasons with 3.72 yds. per rush (Bal. - 3.59). 10-or-more sacks with the 49ers, including 12.0 sacks as a rookie and • S Eric Reid has registered 1 INT in each of his two season open- a career-high and NFC-leading 16.0 sacks in 1990. ers during his career. He intercepted Green Bay Packers QB Aaron During his 49ers career, Haley was named NFC Defensive Player of Rodgers on 9/8/13, his first NFL game/start, and Dallas Cowboys the Year (1990), voted to three Pro Bowls (1988, 1990-91) and named QB Tony Romo on 9/7/14. All-Pro as a linebacker (1990). He started at left outside linebacker for • TE Vernon Davis has registered at least 1 rec. TD in each of his the 49ers in the 1988, 1989, and 1990 NFC Championship games and past three season openers, including two last season against the helped San Francisco earn Super Bowl victories in back-to-back sea- Dallas Cowboys on 9/7/14. sons (1988-89). Bob Lange - Vice President of Communications • Dan Beckler - Senior Manager of Football Communications Roger Hacker - Senior Manager of Corporate Communications • Mike Chasanoff - Manager of Football Communications Emily Lucas - Coordinator of Corporate Communications • Peter Volmut - Football Communications Assistant.
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