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Ask Teddy Football: Week 10

Posted by Taylor Price on November 12, 2010 – 12:47 PM

Have a 49ers question for team broadcaster Ted Robinson? Leave it in the comments section of this blog post or on our official Twitter page and it could be selected in our weekly “Teddy Football Q&A.” Robinson will answer your questions prior to the 49ers divisional home contest against the St. Louis Rams.

In case you missed earlier Q&A sessions with Robinson, visit our Teddy Football page on 49ers.com.


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8 Responses to “Ask Teddy Football: Week 10”

  1. By omar on Nov 12, 2010 | Reply

    Do you think if the 49ers beat the rams they will now be much more challenging in the nfc west?

  2. By Amish Patel on Nov 12, 2010 | Reply

    Hey Ted, its Amish (I came with Anthony Moore to the Raider game!)

    I had a question regarding Nate Davis – what is the general consensus regarding his chances for next year? I know that Mike Johnson likes what he sees in Nate Davis and that his “admonishment” to the practice squad was more due to Sing not wanting any real challenge to Smith? Has Davis’ work ethic improved? Any info on how his knowledge of the play-book has progressed. I am very optimistic regarding his chances, especially if the Smiths fail!

    Thanks

  3. By thomas on Nov 12, 2010 | Reply

    come on singletary ur thinking on bring alex back u really want to get fired. im a fan and love the niners do something jed york about this nitemare.

  4. By bobcat2u on Nov 12, 2010 | Reply

    Hey Teddy, if Troy Smith can continue his apparent leadership, where do you feel his talent will take us the rest of the season?

  5. By bobcat2u on Nov 12, 2010 | Reply

    Also, do you think Alex will still be with us next year? Barring a lockout of course.

  6. By DOUG HOLZKAMP on Nov 12, 2010 | Reply

    Hey Teddy “whats up?”!!!
    Hey Scott you too!! Death, Taxes and my questions! I feel obligated to continue the trend as a 49er faithful to give you my Haight and Ashbury influenced deep perspectives. By the way we had a phrase last year “dont tell me show me” where is the motivational phrase this year?? I am a Singletary fan because of who he is and what he represents. His emotion and intensity is rare. He is a young coach who has made mistakes. He expects people to do their jobs and lets them spread their wings to do so. I do not believe he is a micro manager and his trust of the people around him has gotten him in trouble. I personaly want Singletary to succeed and see his vision come true in San Francisco as I believe he is highly intelligent and will learn from the adversity he faced this year.
    The dictionary defines Leader as: A person who rules or guides or inspires others.

    Ted my question is this. With so much banter about leadership at the quarterback position what style of leadership considering we have the youngest offense in the NFL do you think is the most effective, somebody who
    leads by his performance hense letting it determine success or failure, or somebody who is in the face of the players he leads putting expectations not only them to perform, but also himself.????? Ted whats realy goin on???

  7. By Brian on Nov 13, 2010 | Reply

    Hey Teddy and Scott
    A little off topic, but Teddy how special was the GIANTS winning the World Series personally for you?

  8. By DOUG HOLZKAMP on Nov 13, 2010 | Reply

    Hey Teddy,
    Do you think 49er fans realize that Troy Smith was slated to start when he was drafted back in 2007? He got very sick and lost 20 pounds and baltimore had to make a decision. They had drafted Joe Flacco and threw him in there. He played well and the rest is history. I think we were very fortunate to get him. The proof will be Sunday!!!

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