Today, all the pages of the NFL have been almost swept away by the retirement of Tom Brady, and we should watch some interesting news in addition to sighing! And this news has something to do with Brady to a greater or lesser extent, because its protagonist is Jimmy Garropollo, once Brady's benchback and now the San Francisco 49ers. In a recent interview, he said he wanted to join a team that wanted to win.
While general manager John Lynch and head coach Kyle Shanahan did not give a definitive answer to Garropollo's future, Gallopolo was self-aware on this point. The team picked quarterback Trae Reims with a probing sign this season, thinking he wasn't far from San Francisco. He thanked the 49ers fans in the interview and then said.
"Yesterday I talked to Lynch about finding the right direction, whatever the future holds, just move forward in the right way. My career is still long and I'm excited and excited about the opportunities that are coming. I just want to go to a team that wants to win, that's what I'm in for in this sport, I play here, I win games, as long as I have that and good teammates around, I think the rest will be fine. ”
Gallopolo is still clear on the issue of leaving the 49ers, because he will eat $26.9 million in the 2022 season, and his departure will save the team $25.5 million. The 49ers can use the money to complete a number of important signings, such as multi-functional receiver Dibo Samuel and star defensive ender Nick Bossa, both of whom are at the stage where they can negotiate contract extensions.
But on the matter of joining a "team that wants to win"... Are you serious about Gallopolo? 49 people can't win because of who... Do you really have no points in your heart? In any case, I still hope that he can find a suitable foothold in his future career, but there are really not many opportunities for him to prove himself.
(Aibao)