Yesterday, I talked about how 49ers fans might have a reason to celebrate, or rather, a reason to complain a lot less than they do now. Moran Norris is out against the Cincinnati Bengals and with him goes a lot of ire and annoyance. It's not the nicest thing to say, but don't shoot the messenger - I'm just observing. Bruce Miller will get the start, and if you paid attention to his recent interview ... you probably don't feel any better about the fullback position.
↵↵↵I'm going to try to do my best to bring what Moran brought to the offense.
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So, according to Miller, he's putting in a lot of work learning how to whiff at linebackers, hitting the books to study the playbook in such a way as to indicate it must be upside-down when read, and investing heavily in his ability to go the exact opposite way he's supposed to. Miller's intentions, if he's true to his word, are simple: to limit the offense as much as humanly possible as many times as possible.
↵Let's just assume Miller's sights are set on bringing more to the offense than Norris, yes?