NFL Insider Chris Simms' suggestion that players inside the locker room want Jimmy Garoppolo as QB is the only real red flag this week.
speculated the organization would be quick to switch to Garoppolo if Lance and the Niners fall to the Seattle Seahawks this Sunday. La Canfora's hypothesis was based on a combination of his own intuition and a conversation with a"contract negotiator" from another organization, leaning on the idea that Garoppolo's recent extension is structured in a way that hints at the team wanting to ultimately see him play.
All of these perspectives, however, have been conspicuously external to the 49ers organization itself, based on guesses or sentiments from those outside the league or within other organizations.spoke with NFL on NBC on his"Unbuttoned" podcast Tuesday about the poor start for the title-hopeful 49ers. Simms did not mince words, stating “I’ve heard from people I know around the NFL that go, ‘Yeah, there are prominent people in the 49ers locker room that go, ‘Jimmy G. is better.’” So that’s a real thing.”
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