After Trey Lance’s first 49ers win, nobody knows what happens next

Jan 2, 2022 at 6:40 PM--


Trey Lance earned a win and gained game experience, but the rookie QB won't get any certainty if he's starting next week or next year for the San Francisco 49ers, maybe not until gametime in L.A.
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