Trey Lance, a Santa Claus actor, surprises all 49ers with gifts
Santa Lance surprises entire 49ers roster with gifts Original version: NBC Sports Bayarea
SANTA CLARA — In the spirit of Christmas, quarterback Trey Lance Santa Claus was a real Santa Claus who filled the locker room of the 49ers with gifts for everyone.
On Thursday, a Sonos sound bar was placed in front of each player’s locker, courtesy of the 22-year old quarterback. Lance picked up the tab to outfit the entire team in custom suits and gave an extra gift for the offensive line with heavy-duty Yeti insulation backpacks.
It is a NFL tradition to give offensive linemen holiday gifts by the quarterbacks as a thank you for their season-long efforts. Jimmy Garoppolo It has been well-known to give custom Jordan sneakers To the group in the past.
The players who support them on the field are often lavished with expensive grills and high-end watches. What makes Lance’s gift more unique is the fact that he hasn’t played with the group since very early in the season.
Through Lance’s rehab of an ankle injury suffered in Week 2, the young quarterback has been a constant figure around the facility attending meetings. Regularly, the second-year quarterback can be seen at the sidelines while wearing a headset and speaking with Brian Griese, quarterbacks coach.
North Dakota State has been recognized for its product. resource for Brock Purdy Garoppolo fractured his foot in Week 13. He was replaced by Kyle Shanahan, who took the helm. Kyle Shanahan stated earlier that Lance hadn’t missed a meeting since the surgery and has been available via video whenever necessary.
Garoppolo has also been participating in team and position meetings even though he is unable to play on the field.
There is a “way outside chance” that Garoppolo could be healthy enough to start practicing in the postseason. But for all intents and purposes, it is now Purdy’s offense. Still, no one in the offensive line room expects lavish gifts from the rookie play caller whose salary is a fraction of Lance’s $8.5 million per year.
When asked what Purdy’s gift to the offensive linemen was, center Jake Brendel succinctly, happily and thankfully replied, “Wins.”