The NFL season has kicked off and amazingly, after week 1, the 49ers hold sole possesion of 1st place in the NFC West. Join fill-in hosts Jon Wadsworth and Trevor Cole, as they breakdown Sunday’s San Francisco 49ers game vs. the St. Louis Rams. Yes the 49ers pulled out one of the bigger upsets of the week, but will it continue. Jon and Trevor explain what went right and how Mike Nolan has a lot to do with it.

They also discuss the quarterback situation in San Francisco and what could be on the horrizon. Is Rattay the real deal, or did he just have a good game?

This episode of Gold Rush touches on one of the greatest 49ers and of all time, Jerry Rice, and where he ranks in history. After his hall-of-fame career, Jon and Trevor discuss whether or not Rice would have been what he was without hall-of-famer’s Joe Montana and Steve Young throwing him the ball.

Is this team for real, or is was week 1 just a mirage and the real 49ers will start to surface in the coming weeks. Tune in and find out.

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Anish’s message to Jerry - don’t be Willie Mays with the Mets or MJ with the Wizards - retire with your dignity in tact. You’re a Niner at heart - no need to go to Seattle, Denver, and Oakland. Come back to Frisco, get your press conf - and walk away - while you still have something left - after all that’s what great athletes do.

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In this 2nd episode of your San Francisco 49ers podcast, Adam Beasley of BaltimoreRavens.com joins Host Anish Shroff to
share his insights on 49ers’ 1st year head coach Mike Nolan. Nolan was the
defensive coordinator in Baltimore previously.

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After 20 years of glory, the 49ers with a rookie QB at the helm are likely in for a long season. But host Anish Shroff says at least he gives Niner fans hope. There’s finally hope that Terry Donahue is now gone and Dennis Erickson is gone, and perhaps Alex Smith can be San Fran’s version of the savior. It’s a Wait Til Next Year kind of season, but at the end of 2005 we’ll know exactly how promising “next year” is going to be.

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