Eagles' Haason Reddick Calls Out 49ers' 'Crying' During Offseason: 'Talk Is Cheap'

Hasson Reddick is ready for this weekend's NFC Championship Game rematch against the San Francisco 49ers.

The Philadelphia Eagles linebacker bemoaned "crying" from the 49ers after they lost to the Eagles following Brock Purdy's elbow injury.

"You know, as this season's been going on, not much," Reddick told Dave Uram of KYW Newsradio. "Talk is cheap. You know, they get to come back in The Linc. It was a lot of boo hoos last year, a lot of crying, a lot of what if, a lot of this, a lot of that. They get a chance to come back in here, line that s--t up, and prove it again."

The Eagles blew out the 49ers 31-7 in the NFC Championship Game after Purdy suffered a torn UCL in his elbow and backup Josh Johnson exited with an injury. The 49ers were rendered completely unable to throw the football with Purdy subbing in for an injured Johnson as a decoy, resulting in a snoozefest at Lincoln Financial Field.

San Francisco gets a chance at revenge—albeit in the regular season—next Sunday when the 49ers travel to Philadelphia. Several 49ers players have said they felt like they would have won last season if Purdy were healthy.

"Our defense was doing what they were supposed to, and I feel like if Brock was in at quarterback and how our offense moves, I don't think it would have been close if that makes sense," 49ers wide receiver Deebo Samuel said in February.

"It's not sour grapes at all, it's just what I see every day. I'm not salty at all, I just speak facts."

Purdy will walk into next weekend healthy and well-rested after the 49ers played on Thanksgiving. If San Francisco fails to show up and get the job done next weekend, Reddick may be shedding some more mocking tears.