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Ask Teddy Football: Week 15

Posted by Taylor Price on December 15, 2010 – 10:31 AM

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 road contest against the San Diego Chargers.

In case you missed earlier Q&A sessions with Robinson, visit our Teddy Football page on 49ers.com. You can also hear a question each week from Faithful fan Doug Holzcamp.

What you have for us this week Doug…?



Posted in Announcements | 9 Comments »


9 Responses to “Ask Teddy Football: Week 15”

  1. By Ross and The Heckler on Dec 15, 2010 | Reply

    Do you think there is any chance that Alex Smith plays well enough to merit a return to the 49ers next year? Or do you think a change of scenery is inevitable?

  2. By Toni Clabough on Dec 15, 2010 | Reply

    Whats nxt for the niners??

  3. By chris chance on Dec 15, 2010 | Reply

    did you enjoy your time in ny calling mets games?

  4. By Don on Dec 17, 2010 | Reply

    Do you really believe that either Smith will return as Quarterback or Singletary will return as Coach?
    Singletary as a great player BUT as a coach I have doubts he can Succeed

  5. By Shawn on Dec 18, 2010 | Reply

    No, and yes if Mcnabb gets released from the redskins the 49ers should go get him. He has no line in washington and he had no chance to prove himself there. We have a line and we need to do something on offense at the qb position and focus on defense for the draft.

  6. By DOUG HOLZKAMP on Dec 18, 2010 | Reply

    Hey Teddy, Scott and Taylor,
    Sorry I missed as the the blog post was not up as i checked up until midnight. My wife and I do not do social networking sites. So hopefully the blog post will be up before the Rams game!! The Niners still have a chance! I will be at home rooting for the Falcons, Chiefs and Panthers!! We will respond in St Louis but I will be curious to see what Quarterback will lead us as Troy has already beat them and coach Singletary will have ten days to watch film and practice. The footwork of either choice seems to be key as the ball and the play call must develop quickly to get the ball to the play makers! Vernon must be in the mix or used to draw the back of the defense to set up Crabtree,Morgan and Westbrook. “Post the Blog my brothers!!”

  7. By Keith Bryant on Dec 19, 2010 | Reply

    alex smith & mike should be gone….they suck so bad…

  8. By john lamar on Dec 28, 2010 | Reply

    GET RID OF CURRENT MANAGEMENT AND BRING EDDIE D BACK. WE CAN’T RUN THEM IN THE GROUND ANY LONGER

  9. By Mark Marin on Dec 29, 2010 | Reply

    so sad that this is what it had to come to, with this team.
    A sad day in 49ers nation.

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