Kyle Juszczyk: Jimmy Garoppolo likely unaffected by offseason speculation
Mar 1, 2021 at 5:20 PM
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The 49ers glanced at Tom Brady last offseason. They stuck with Jimmy Garoppolo, and he played only six games because of high ankle sprains. This offseason again has offered uncertainty about Garoppolo's future with the 49ers, even as General Manager John Lynch said he has "no doubt" Garoppolo will start at quarterback for the team [more]
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