Category Archives: Singletary press briefings

Singletary: We got our tails kicked up front   Mike Singletary just concluded his first day-after game press conference to wrap up the team’s 20-16 victory over the Cardinals.

Coach Mike Singletary said he wants receiver Isaac Bruce to play for the 49ers this season, but they are giving him plenty of time to make a decision. Singletary said he hopes to have his answer by the first of … Continue reading →

You’ve seen the excerpts from Mike Singletary’s season-ending press conference. And, now, here is the Q&A session in its entirety (courtesy of the fine folks in the 49ers’ public-relations department who transcribed every syllable).

Coach Mike Singletary just conducted his after-season press conference, a 30-minute affair that focused on his pursuit to establish an offensive philosophy.

The 49ers might have a revolt on their hands if Mike Singletary is not named head coach shortly after the season. All signs are pointing that way.

While I was 38,000 feet over Albuquerque today, Mike Singletary had his typical day-after game press conference.

Mike Singletary talked about Vernon Davis being the best blocking tight end he’s ever seen, his gratitude toward Mike Nolan and many other topics today during his usual day-after game press conference.

The 49ers just concluded their Thursday practice, and Mike Singletary has met with the assembled media.

Coach Mike Singletary did his Wednesay morning gaggle with reporters.

Mike Singletary held his Wednesday press briefing this morning.

Niners interim head coach Mike Singletary answered questions about the state of the team and its 35-22 loss to the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday. * * * Here’s my game story, “Owens, Cowboys trounce 49ers.” * * *

Linebacker Patrick Willis sat out Wednesday’s practice due to a hip strain. On Thursday, he was held out because of “some kind of bug.” But 49ers coach Mike Singletary said Willis will be available to play Sunday against the Dallas … Continue reading →

Coach Mike Singletary met with the media this afternoon for his usual day-after-game press conference. Unlike previous times this season when the 49ers won games, the players are around today.