Jimmy Garoppolo

Jimmy Garoppolo is likely to get quite a fan reaction this Sunday when he makes his first start at Levi’s Stadium against the Titans. He will get a even bigger reaction once he calls the fans by the right name.

Fullback Kyle Juszczyk is not going to knock anyone out with a crushing block, but he will get the job done. Also, other players to follow in the upcoming game this Sunday at Levi’s.

No contract will be in the offing for Jimmy Garoppolo before the end of the season, and maybe not then either. However, Garoppolo will eventually sign and likely be the 49ers’ long-term answer at quarterback.

Rapoport joined Murph & Mac Monday morning, and said that the 49ers would likely be open to doing a long-term deal now if they could get Jimmy G to agree to the terms.

The 49ers have produced two Hall of Fame quarterbacks since the 1970 merger, and neither of them accomplished what Jimmy Garoppolo has done in his first two games as San Francisco’s signal caller.

Jimmy Garoppolo steered the 49ers on five straight scoring drives to lead the team to their second straight win since 2014.

Garrett Celek thought he was in the clear on his 61-yard catch and run in the third quarter. But the stadium Jumbotron told him differently.

The defense dominated for the second straight week, and Jimmy Garoppolo won another start as a starting quarterback.

Daniel Kilgore, who is from Tennessee, had to sometimes translate quarterback C.J. Beathard’s Southern accent in the huddle, particularly for left tackle Joe Staley.

Although Jimmy Garoppolo wowed the 49ers with his impressive starting debut, general manager John Lynch understands it’s more important how his promising quarterback follows up against the Houston Texans this Sunday.