49ers left tackle Trent Williams revealed his first impressions of Jimmy Garoppolo, discussed how he and Nick Bosa can help each other get better, and also touched on his friendship with Jordan Reed.
Josh Garnett's NFL career has hit another snag.
The former 49ers first-round pick was cut by the Detroit Lions over the weekend as the team reduces the roster to 80 players. Garnett signed with Detroit in February after spending the 2019 season out of the NFL.
San Francisco traded up to select Garnett at No. 28 overall in the 2016 NFL Draft, as the Stanford product was one of the nation's top offensive lineman. Garnett won the Outland Trophy in his senior season with the Cardinal, given annually to the NCAA's best interior lineman.
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Garnett started 11 games as a rookie with the 49ers, but was placed on injured reserve with a knee injury just prior to the start of the 2017 season. Garnett was unable to secure a starting spot in 2018 and played just seven games.
After denying his fifth-year option, the 49ers made Garnett one of the organization's final cuts before the 2019 campaign.
Just 26 years old, it remains to be seen where Garnett might find his next home in the NFL.
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