Audacy NFL Insider Ross Tucker joins The 415ers Evan Giddings to discuss the 49ers' whirlwind of a QB room and why he believes the 49ers have soured on their former No. 3 overall pick Trey Lance.

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Audacy NFL Insider Ross Tucker joins The 415ers Evan Giddings to break down some of his concerns for both the 49ers' Brock Purdy and the rest of the room. Who starts, if Purdy can't go Week 1? Sam Darnold?!

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On today's episode of The 415ers, Evan Giddings and Marc Grandi react to the latest on San Francisco 49ers quarterback Trey Lance. Matt Maiocco of NBC Sports Bay Area, who's long covered the team, says that "the 49ers appear to like Trey Lance more now than at any point since he has been with the team." Do you believe San Francisco actually feels that way? What evidence is there for and against this thought?

Plus, on a national level, Greg Cosell, who has been around the game his entire life, joined the Ross Tucker Podcast, saying that he doesn't think the 49ers have "soured" on Trey Lance, but rather that "he is a work in progress and this is not a work in progress roster." Do you agree with Greg? What if the 49ers did not have a roster that set them up for legitimate contention? Do you think Lance would get a chance then, without these wild Super Bowl aspirations?

Also, the guys dive into concerns surrounding Brock Purdy -- not his surgically repaired elbow, but his play on the field, whenever that happens. What, if anything, worries you about Purdy's ability to lead this San Francisco team moving forward or are you already 100 percent confident in him?

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On today's episode of The 415ers, Evan Giddings and Marc Grandi react to the latest on San Francisco 49ers quarterback Trey Lance. Matt Maiocco of NBC Sports Bay Area, who's long covered the team, says that "the 49ers appear to like Trey Lance more now than at any point since he has been with the team." Do you believe San Francisco actually feels that way? What evidence is there for and against this thought?

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On today's episode of The 415ers, Evan Giddings and Marc Grandi react to the latest on San Francisco 49ers quarterback Trey Lance. On a national level, Greg Cosell, who has been around the game his entire life, joined the Ross Tucker Podcast, saying that he doesn't think the 49ers have "soured" on Lance, but rather that "he is a work in progress and this is not a work in progress roster." Do you agree with Greg? What if the 49ers did not have a roster that set them up for legitimate contention? Do you think Lance would get a chance then, without these wild Super Bowl aspirations?

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On today's episode of The 415ers, Evan Giddings and Marc Grandi dive into concerns surrounding Brock Purdy -- not his surgically repaired elbow, but his play on the field, whenever that happens. What, if anything, worries you about Purdy's ability to lead this San Francisco team moving forward or are you already 100 percent confident in him?

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On today's episode of The 415ers, Evan Giddings and Marc Grandi react to Trey Lance's latest comments, this time about tight end George Kittle. Is Kittle the toughest San Francisco 49ers pass catcher to throw to? Lance meant it as a compliment, but just what does this mean? And who, in your mind, is the toughest 49er to throw to?

Also, there's no hiding the 49ers talented roster. But are you at all concerned by the team's age? San Francisco relies on a handful of veterans at really important positions and the team has consistently dealt with injuries through the Kyle Shanahan and John Lynch era. Is there any more obvious weakness on this team than the ability to stay healthy -- which is related, at least somewhat, to age?

Plus, the guys wonder about the possibility that the 49ers explore the trade market in a major way again this coming season. San Francisco finally owns their own first round pick next season, but is the franchise willing to continue to spend draft assets on proven pieces (such as Christian McCaffrey) to help win a Super Bowl or has the team reached their limit on moving away from young assets?

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On today's episode of The 415ers, Evan Giddings and Marc Grandi react to Trey Lance's latest comments, this time about tight end George Kittle. Is Kittle the toughest San Francisco 49ers pass catcher to throw to? Lance meant it as a compliment, but just what does this mean? And who, in your mind, is the toughest 49er to throw to?

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On today's episode of The 415ers, Evan Giddings and Marc Grandi discuss the 49ers' talented roster. But are you at all concerned by the team's age? San Francisco relies on a handful of veterans at really important positions and the team has consistently dealt with injuries through the Kyle Shanahan and John Lynch era. Is there any more obvious weakness on this team than the ability to stay healthy -- which is related, at least somewhat, to age?

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On today's episode of The 415ers, Evan Giddings and Marc Grandi wonder about the possibility that the 49ers explore the trade market in a major way again this coming season. San Francisco finally owns their own first round pick next season, but is the franchise willing to continue to spend draft assets on proven pieces (such as Christian McCaffrey) to help win a Super Bowl or has the team reached their limit on moving away from young assets?

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