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On the Phone with Philly

Posted by Scott Kegley on December 16, 2009 – 10:48 AM

Eagles head coach Andy Reid and quarterback Donovan McNabb called in to the 49ers media room today for their game week conference calls.  Both Reid and McNabb described the 49ers as a “dangerous” football team and stressed the importance of Sunday’s matchup to both clubs.

McNabb also said that the 49ers middle linebacker tandem of Takeo Spikes and Patrick Willis has the makings of a Hall of Fame combination.  He also spoke glowingly of his former teammate Michael Lewis who in his opinion, is a natural leader.

Reid reflected on the team’s decision to draft DeSean Jackson in 2008.  The coach said he didn’t have any reservations about Jackson after being well-informed by California head coach Jeff Tedford.

Take a listen to the entire conference calls of Reid and McNabb and be sure to check back each week as we’ll post the audio of the opposing coach and one key player.


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9 Responses to “On the Phone with Philly”

  1. By Justin on Dec 16, 2009 | Reply

    Get ‘em, Niners! Playoff berth incoming!!

  2. By jo on Dec 16, 2009 | Reply

    Both Reid and McNabb described the 49ers as a “dangerous” football team

    IT WILL BE A GOOD HARD FOUGHT GAME, HOPEFULLY WE KEEP PLAYIN WITH INTENSITY AT EVERY POSITION TO MAINTAIN WHAT TEAMS ARE BEGINNING TO SEE, A DANGEROUS FOOTBALL TEAM THATS RIGHT. GO NINERS KEEP MOVIN TILL THE VERY LAST SECOND TICKS OFF THE CLOCK, WERE READY FOR ANOTHER SHOW!!!

  3. By RUSSELL BROTHERS AUTO on Dec 16, 2009 | Reply

    WE ARE A DANGEROUS TEAM (49ERS), WE ARE LOOK FORWARD TO PLAYS
    PHILLY THIS WILL TELL US HOW FOR WE HAVE CAME THIS YEAR , AND HOW
    FOR WE NEED TO GO. TO ALL THE 49ERS FAN WE GOT A GOOD TEAM IF THE
    CAN STAY TO GATHER THEY ARE HEADED FOR GREATNESS.

    KEN RUSSELL
    12/16/2009

  4. By NO19ERFAN on Dec 16, 2009 | Reply

    I SEE THE EAGLES SEEING US AS A THREAT, BUT ARE NOT GOING TO TAKE US SERIOUS TILL THEY’RE DOWN 21-3 AT HALFTIME…
    THEN THE HALL OF FAME TANDEM WILL TAKE OVER, OUR PASS RUSH WILL COME THROUGH, DEFENSE WILL STIFFIN UP! AND OUR YOUNG OFFENSE WILL MATURE AND RUN OUT THE CLOCK FOR THE 2ND GAME IN A ROW….
    9ERS 34 – EAGLES 17 FINAL ! ! !
    SPREAD THE WORD, NINERS TO THE PLAYOFFS, OTHER TEAMS WILL FAULTER, WE WILL FOURISH, ALL AT THE RIGHT TIME!
    STAY FAITHFUL – NO19ERFAN, SOCAL BABY!

  5. By fyrtom on Dec 16, 2009 | Reply

    I was at Candlestick Mon. nite. Everyone around me was screaming their head off and standing most of the game. Can you imagine what these people are going to do in their own living rooms when we stop McNabb and Vick w/our defense? I am proud to be a San Franciscan and in it – a Niners fan! Go Niners! May the air sail Alex Smith’s footballs into arms of our winning receivers TO THE ENDZONE !

  6. By Guam49erFan on Dec 16, 2009 | Reply

    Our defense has got to watch out for DeSean Jackson (We should have drafted him instead of Kentwan Balmer). We need to put constant pressure on McNabb. Our offense has got to bring their A-Game. Otherwise we will have to wait for next year and that will really upset me.

  7. By spud49 on Dec 17, 2009 | Reply

    We can say a lot about the eagles, But I say the niners words will be lord on the field of play. niners defense shows that they will stand up to the eagles high power offense. may the plays be with you niners! GO NINNERS GO!!!!!!!

  8. By Csags on Dec 17, 2009 | Reply

    There’s no question that Philly is one of the best team in the NFC. Like I said before, the Niners are a whole lot better team than their record shows. Eventhough the Eagles are heavily favored to win the game, San Francisco has the firepower on both sides of the ball to beat any team in the NFL. GO NINERS!!!

  9. By 49erfaithfulSince'88 on Dec 17, 2009 | Reply

    49ers have to win these last three games and hope that Dallas, NY Giants, Atlanta, and Arizona keep losing. I know 49ers can win out if they play hard enough like against Arizona.

    LETS GO NINERS!!! AT LEAST LETS GIVE OURSELFS A CHANCE OF MAKING THE PLAYOFFS BY WINNING OUT.

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