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San Francisco 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan, general manager John Lynch, and quarterback coach Rich Scangarello attended Justin Fields’ professional day in Columbus, Ohio last week. The same trio will represent the team on Monday at the second professional training of the former North Dakota state quarterback, in Fargo, on the NBC Sports Bay area.
John Lynch, Kyle and Shanahan # 49ers QBs coach Rich Scangarello will be in Fargo, North Dakota, Monday for QB Trey Lance’s second professional day at @NDSUfootball.
– Matt Maiocco (@MaioccoNBCS) April 19, 2021
On March 26, San Francisco handed over four draft picks, including their first rounds in the next three drafts, to the Miami Dolphins in exchange for general no. 3. The team is expected to choose a future replacement for Jimmy Garoppolo, with the three main candidates being Fields, Lance and Mac Jones from Alabama.
Jones was the betting favorite to be the no. 3 to Fields’ workout last week. Oddsmakers have placed former Ohio State Buckeye at the top of the list. Lance’s training on Monday could have a similar impact.
The 2021 NFL Draft begins April 29 in Cleveland, Ohio.
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