Life is moving on now for just about everyone, except one. And this is really the essence of NFL business: Jimmy Garoppolo controls remarkably little about his immediate future.
San Francisco 49ers quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo revels in January’s road win on the road over the Dallas Cowboys in January. Later suffering a severe shoulder injury requiring surgery, Garoppolo’s future with the Niners is very much in doubt. Christopher Victorio/Special to The ExaminerYou may not be able to hear it through the shouting, but the 49ers’ quarterback situation is pretty nicely settled. Trey Lance is the starter.
Still, you know, it’s over. The Niners can’t move Garoppolo right now for a couple of reasons, only one of them related to his injury. It’s as much their fault as it is anyone’s. But only Garoppolo’s career is affected, and he has to nurse that knowledge along with his repaired shoulder while he waits for a better day.
Still, we’re leaving out the good parts here. For example, it feels obvious that if Lynch was close to anything, it was to a near-giveaway of Garoppolo. That would be about the only move left to a franchise that absolutely, publicly devalued its quarterback while he was still its starter.
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