San Francisco 49ers coach Jim Harbaugh won't trade barbs with Pete Carroll
SANTA CLARA -- Rather than engage in more coach-on-coach tattle tales, the 49ers' Jim Harbaugh opted Monday not to trade barbs with the Seattle Seahawks' Pete Carroll cheap nfl jerseys. Carroll, in an interview Monday morning with 710 ESPN Seattle, stuck up for his defensive backs whose physical style was questioned by Harbaugh after Thursday night's 13-6 49ers victory over the visiting Seahawks. "I'm surprised he felt like their receivers were so overwhelmed," Carroll said. "I thought our guys did a good job. There are always going to be some calls you can look at, but our guys played good, solid, hard football, and Vernon Davis didn't get the ball and the receivers didn't do much." Seahawks cornerbacks Brandon Browner and Richard Sherman did not draw an illegal-contact penalty during Thursday night's game. Running backs Frank Gore and Kendall Hunter accounted for seven of the 49ers' 14 receptions . Michael Crabtree had four catches, and fellow wide receivers Kyle Williams and Randy Moss had one each. Tight end Delanie Walker also had one catch. Davis had no receptions for the first time since the 2008 season. "You pretty much know we're from the sticks-and-stones-school approach. Calling us names won't hurt us," Harbaugh said of Carroll calling the 49ers receivers "overwhelmed." On Friday, Harbaugh sought clarity on the illegal-contact rule and said he would relay his questions to league officials. Harbaugh said his curiosity about the Advertisement Seahawks' approach was not a fair comparison to Giants coordinator Kevin Gilbride's recent accusations against 49ers defensive tackle Justin Smith's alleged holding tactics. Rookie running back LaMichael James said he's not frustrated over being inactivated every game. "I'm competitive and want to be with the guys, but at the same time, I do need to learn the NFL game. That's cheap jerseys wholelsale a huge step for me," James said. "Guys at this level are smart and serious and take it as a job." James cited Frank Gore as his role model
