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November 1, 2009

49ers-Colts pre-game

Here is the 49ers' inactive list for today's game:

WR Micheal Spurlock
S Reggie Smith
LB Diyral Briggs
C Cody Wallace
T Chris Patrick
WR Jason Hill
DT Ricky Jean-Francois
3rd QB - Nate Davis

For Indianapolis:

K Adam Vinatieri
WR Anthony Gonzalez
DB TJ Rushing
DB Marlin Jackson
RB Donald Brown
G Jamey Richard
T Tony Ugoh
3rd Qb - Curtis Painter

9:06 a.m. As promised, Brandon Jones, Arnaz Battle and Nate Clements all are practicing punt returns in pre-game warm ups ...

9:10 a.m. Peyton manning just jogged onto the field. He's tossing passes to his only four wideouts, Reggie Wayne, Pierre Garcon, Austin Collie and Kendra's husband ... Wayne and Garcon, a second-year player, figure to start. Hank Baskett has one catch for the Colts so far this season ...

9:19 a.m. Niners are stretching. Jeff Ulbrich is out there in a sweatsuit, mingling with the coaching staff. Must be tough for him ...

9:29 a.m. Interesting sighting: Paraag Marathe talking to agent Tom Condon on the sideline. Condon, of course, is Alex Smith's agent.

9:55 a.m. The roof of Lucas Oil Stadium is open. Dunno whether that makes it less noisy. This is a LARGE stadium, rivaling Houston's monster facility ...

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