And in case you missed the last three weeks of football, you don’t want to piss this guy off this year.

I know it’s still too early to say but I have a feeling this 2007-08 NFL football season is the season Frank Gore becomes, if not the best, one of the top running backs to ever play on the 100-yard NFL football field.

I mean this guy has just been big for the San Francisco 49ers since he made his debut last season. After a disappointing year last time, they are on quite a decent 2-1 start, that’s despite the fact that they still have a retarded quarterback like Alex Smith starting games for them.

Yeah sure, Frank Gore is still yet to have his first breakout game of the 2007-08 NFL football season. But can you imagine what the Niners would be like without him? Jeez… These guys from San Francisco could very well be looking at a miserable 0-3 start instead of a decent 2-1 and that’s the truth.

Without Frank Gore, the San Francisco 49ers offense will just collapse. We know it. Gore knows it. And yes, Gore is pissed about it.

‘’We won two games and the offense has done nothing,'’ Frank Gore said. ‘’We just have to start making plays. Running the ball, throwing the ball everything. It’s on us. We’re not doing what it takes to get to the next level right now as an offense.'’

Week 4 of the season could be the week Frank Gore gets that breakout game. Heck, Gore ‘’gored'’ the Seattle Seahawks for a whopping 356 yards last year. That includes a team-record 212 rushing yards when they hosted the Seahawks last November.

Crazy.

‘’We got big runs on them,'’ Frank Gore added. ‘’They couldn’t stop me in the open field. We know we can do it because we did it before. We just have to get on the same page and put it all together. It’s going to happen.'’

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