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Send in Your Questions for Teddy Football

Posted by Taylor Price on August 26, 2011 – 2:51 PM

49ers radio broadcaster Ted Robinson is back for the second season of Teddy Football.

TV49′s Scott Kegley will speak with Ted before each week’s game and he’ll answer a few questions from fans. Submit your questions in the comments section of this blog, by using the #TeddyFootball hash tag on Twitter or on our Facebook page.


Posted in Announcements | 20 Comments »


20 Responses to “Send in Your Questions for Teddy Football”

  1. By lupe hernandez on Aug 26, 2011 | Reply

    why cant the 49ers just get rid of both smith’s and pick up a good qb?

  2. By Robby on Aug 26, 2011 | Reply

    tell me they are not going to use Alex Smith this year the guy don’t have what it takes

  3. By Bercilicius Maximus on Aug 26, 2011 | Reply

    How confidant are we that we “really” got the center position covered going into the season.

  4. By Carlos Alvarado on Aug 26, 2011 | Reply

    What will it REALLY take for the 49ers to win a superbowl? And do you think Patrick Willis has the capability to become one of the best linebackers of all time?

  5. By MWNinerFan on Aug 26, 2011 | Reply

    Teddy ..
    I hear the Buccs have dumped the paper play books for the iPad2 … Considering NinerHQ isn’t too far from 1 Infinite Loop … do you foresee the Niner Brain Trust ever dragging themselves into the 21st Century in the same way ?

  6. By CHESTER on Aug 26, 2011 | Reply

    49ers have to some cleaning, Anthony Davis needs to be Bench. Mike Crabtree should be TREAD to Denver for Tim Tebow since both are a project in many ways. For Gore, THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES, NOW GET REAL.

  7. By Steven R on Aug 26, 2011 | Reply

    Why in the world won’t the pathetic 49ers organization give their offensive weapon the contract he desires? Which brings me to my next point how in the world does Trent Baalke still have a job when he’s absolutely pathetic? There’s no reason for Gore to be frustrated, Baalke should be doing everything in his power to keep Gore happy.

  8. By ollie bradshaw on Aug 26, 2011 | Reply

    why is it that the nfl coaches have not embrace the spread type of offenses into the league? Do you think it has to do more with the superrior defenses being played at the nfl level?

  9. By brian simmons on Aug 26, 2011 | Reply

    My question is whether you think braylon will sign a long term deal with the 49ers if he has a big year.

  10. By Al on Aug 26, 2011 | Reply

    Hope you will not have the delay on again. would like to listen at the game

  11. By missouri 9er on Aug 26, 2011 | Reply

    Do you think Coach H has been able to help Alex Smith make the needed adjustments to elevate his game this year?

  12. By RON DIMMICK on Aug 26, 2011 | Reply

    He sure has his footwork putting him in better position than before. Takes a lot heat away from the left OL.

  13. By Jarrod on Aug 26, 2011 | Reply

    What were your thoughts on last weeks game? How do you think the 49ers improved from the Raiders game from the week before against the Saints?

  14. By SuperRon on Aug 27, 2011 | Reply

    When will the 49ers get rid of Alex Smith? He stinks!

  15. By Marcus Blankenship on Aug 27, 2011 | Reply

    Why won’t the 49ers trade smith and pick up a better QB like Vince Younge Or Tim Tebow.

  16. By Adam on Aug 27, 2011 | Reply

    Why should the 49ers extend Gore’s contract? He’s not durable, old for a RB, and wasn’t that great last year when he was healthy.

  17. By 49er Mike on Aug 29, 2011 | Reply

    Ted, REALLY I MEAN REALLY, he looks at one receiver, all the time, he makes up his mind and goes to one receiver, why doesnt he role out more. Why cant we design more deceptive plays and not be so predictable!!! all those veteran qbs we could have gotten!! NE goes and gets Collins!! REALLY REALLY REALLY TED!!! If it wasnt for our defense we would be 1-15 THIS YEAR!!! YES THIS YEAR, we are playing all physical teams with good defenses they are going to lick their chops BLITZ BLITZ BLITZ BLITZ!!!

  18. By arnold on Aug 29, 2011 | Reply

    the niners were bad before he came along never won asuperbowl until he came along and havent been worth fish guts since he was forcedout.i say bring back the greatest 49er of all time bring back eddie debartolo he made good players want to come to sf. eddie gave us 5 superbowls.now the niners are a bad joke and the lafter sounds like york york york. faithful for 60years

  19. By Micah Notz on Aug 30, 2011 | Reply

    hey Adam are you serious? Gore is a top 5 back in this league and has been our work horse for years. He had good production when he was healthy last year. Wow are you serious knocking Gore has that ever even been done before. ???????????????????

  20. By skeets71 on Sep 1, 2011 | Reply

    Mike your right on some things but lets see what he has this year the niners have alot of weapons for alex to play with and don’t forget if we fans know that the blitz is a weakness Harbough a former QB knows he needs to get better.Remember when Norv Turner was offense cordinator Alex Smith improved big time.Adam have you been watching the same team as 49er Fans Frank Gore has been the offense.

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