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Arizona Conference Calls

Posted by Taylor Price on December 11, 2009 – 10:02 AM

In their conference calls with the Bay Area media on Thursday, Arizona Cardinals head coach Ken Whisenhunt (pictured center) and hard-hitting strong safety Adrian Wilson both said they expect to see a heavy dose of Frank Gore this Monday night when they travel to the Bay Area. The Cardinals will face the 49ers in a prime-time matchup at Candlestick Park which kick-off at 5:30 PM PT. You can buy tickets for the game by clicking here.

Click here to listen to Whisenhunt’s conference call.

Click here to listen to Wilson’s conference call.


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9 Responses to “Arizona Conference Calls”

  1. By jo on Dec 11, 2009 | Reply

    LETS MAKE THIS ONE COUNT, WE GOTTA PLAY FOR RESPECT NOW. LETS GET IT DONE.

  2. By Enrique De La Cruz on Dec 11, 2009 | Reply

    I agree!! What better way to say that we swept the Cardinals…and technically we are still in the hunt and we have to stay alive

  3. By JAY on Dec 11, 2009 | Reply

    Right on folks, I hope niners beat them statistically and more yards. But AZ seems very tough there defense is sold and they are preparing for holding Gore. If that happens i suggest also using Coffee’s caiber coz the AZ wont prepare for him and he will be a new target to them. What you guys say?
    GO NINERS! 6-7 on monday! WHOOOT!

  4. By JODY HELMS on Dec 11, 2009 | Reply

    What we need to do is stick to what works, not put in trick plays or add new personnel. Gore will work as the game develops. He’s not a stingy player, if he isn’t running the ball, he’s catching it. What they need to focus on is getting 1st downs during crucial moments and the receivers catching the ball in traffic or when being covered. If they keep playing smart yet physical defense, we will be fine. I have faith in Coach Singletary and his players! Go Niners!

  5. By pablo on Dec 11, 2009 | Reply

    this is the beginning of the future we are going to sweep the cards and next year nfc west champ….6th comming in 2011

  6. By Stacey on Dec 11, 2009 | Reply

    Heck yeah……We just need to beat them one more time…let Willis knock out Warner just like he sent Hasslebeck packing….Then take down the eagles, and then for sure our last two “practice games” and as long as AZ looses two of their last three games NINERS make it to the playoffs……..Finally!!!!!!After all this time…..But hey!!! We are still here to play, watch and cry with them. Niners til I die!!!!

  7. By cali niner on Dec 13, 2009 | Reply

    Lets go niners lets show everybody that were not gonna lay down the rest of this season, lets put everybodies doubt to rest with a “W”, go niners!!!!!!!

  8. By devo49 on Dec 13, 2009 | Reply

    play defense, get the job done, your better then your record and know lets show them how good you really are!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  9. By IoNa on Dec 14, 2009 | Reply

    Oh do believe that our boys will take care of business come monday….We will get to the playoffs and that is that….Just please dont try and do to much with our offense. We need to stick to our “SMASHMOUTH” style of football and thats simply est. the ground game first with Frank Gore and his magic and then it will ease things up for Alex Smith in the Air. GO N9NERS!!!!!!!!

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