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| h this season to earn a chance to be a starting quarterback somewhere Phillip Lindsay Jersey , sometime. But his future beyond this season remains muddled at the moment.The 49ers have him under contract for next season, and Mullens is expected to compete for the backup job behind Jimmy Garoppolo. Who knows, though, whether his play has piqued the interest of another team.A reporter asked Mullens what kind of impression he’s left on film.#37413;#28141;hat#37413;#27290; a good question. Who knows, to be honest. Who knows?” Mullens said, via Matt Maiocco of NBC Sports Bay Area. “I try to leave a good impression every time I step on the field, not just by how I play, but how I influence my teammates and the passion that I play with. So, obviously, I hope it#37413;#27290; a good impression really to myself. I just try to outdo myself every week and that#37413;#27290; kind of what matters.#37413;#28415;ullens, 23, got his chance only after Garoppolo and C.J. Beathard were injured. He will make his fifth career start Sunday against the Broncos, where Case Keenum, too, was an undrafted free agent.Mullens, who threw for 414 yards, two touchdowns and an interception in the loss to the Seahawks last week Joe Flacco Jersey , has completed 64.5 percent of his passes for 1,147 yards, seven touchdowns, five interceptions and a passer rating of 91.5. There was some concern this week that Broncos second-round pick Drew Lock would miss Thursday’s first training camp practice because of ongoing negotiations with the team over his contract.That concern evaporated on Wednesday afternoon when the quarterback agreed to terms on a four-year deal. Lock’s deal calls for him to receive workout bonuses in the final two years of the deal, which is unusual for second-round picks but offensive lineman Dalton Risner, who was selected by Denver one pick before Lock, also got them in his contract.Lock did not receive the so-called quarterback premium that reports this week indicated he was looking for and Lock said on Thursday that he wasn’t entirely sure what that means, but that he told his agents to get the deal done before he missed the first practice of camp.“I was anxious to get out on the field, but I knew we were trying to get things worked out,” Lock said, via Nicki Jhabvala of TheAthletic.com. “The Broncos and my agency were working together, but I told my agency beforehand, if it got to the point where I was missing practice then there was no chance we were going to go on with it. I was going to sign a deal and I was going to get here, because the most important thing to me was getting out here.”Lock did miss a conditioning test on Wednesday, but made it up after Thursday’s practice and that leaves him caught up with everything a day into Broncos camp. |
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