Kyle Shanahan says he's 'really not concerned about' Jimmy Garoppolo calling 49ers QB situation 'weird'

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In 2021, the San Francisco 49ers made a blockbuster trade to select quarterback Trey Lance. Despite his limited playing experience at the college football level, the Niners appeared to believe they could develop the quarterback into a franchise player.

But, decision did not pan out, with Lance only appearing in eight games during his first two seasons. He also dealt with injuries during his young career. Garoppolo's run with the 49ers was expected to come to an end following the 2021 season, but he returned and handled the starter duties after Lance suffered an ankle injury in Week 2 of the 2022 NFL season. 

Seventh round draft pick Brock Purdy started games down the stretch in 2022, leading the team to an appearance in the NFC Championship. The quarterback carousel and the decision to give up a significant amount of draft picks for the opportunity to move up to select Lance prompted Garoppolo to say he was in some "weird situations" during his tenure with the Niners.

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Head coach Kyle Shanahan of the San Francisco 49ers congratulates Jimmy Garoppolo #10 after a one-yard touchdown run against the Jacksonville Jaguars during their NFL game at Levis Stadium on December 24, 2017 in Santa Clara, California.   (Robert Reiners/Getty Images)

Garoppolo now plays for the Las Vegas Raiders, but his comments appear to have caught the attention of his former head coach Kyle  Shanahan.

"I try not to pay attention [to comments] outside of here," Shanahan said Wednesday, via David Bonilla of 49erswebzone.com. "I try to deal with the people in here that I have to deal with, and I have felt very