49ers’ Michael Crabtree declares it’s a ‘new day, new game’
By Mike Dyce
The San Francisco 49ers are playing the Seattle Seahawks in what promises to be an entertaining match up. These two NFC West rivals aren’t fond of each other and have talked about one another publicly in the past.
Earlier in the season when the two teams played, the 49ers lost 29-3 in a dominating game. Of course they didn’t have wide receiver Michael Crabtree who has returned and promised things won’t be the same.
“Now it’s different. New day, new game,” Crabtree said Friday, via Cam Inman of the San Jose Mercury News.
“I can’t wait to go out there and do what I can do,” Crabtree said. “This week is a big week for us. With that [11-1] record, you’re supposed to be the top team in the NFL. We’ll see on Sunday.”
He isn’t the only played oozing confidence or who believes Crabtree will have a positive impact in the game. Tight end Vernon Davis thinks it will de different this time as well.
“They’re definitely going to have to make changes,” Davis said. “We’ve got Crabtree back and have pretty much all our weapons. It’s going to be exciting and interesting to see the changes they make to stop us. They can’t leave us one-on-one the whole time.”