Here are other scenarios related to the San Francisco 49ers that you might be interested in: the Deshaun Watson edition.

NaVorro Bowman offers Deshaun Watson some friendly advice

Former 49ers linebacker NaVorro Bowman took to Twitter to give Watson some advice. He tells the Houston Texans quarterback to “get out of here now”.

The Texans star quarterback is frustrated and the relationship between the team and the player can be overwhelming. Many expect Watson to eventually demand an exchange if the two sides cannot reconcile. The Oddsmakers list the 49ers with the fifth best chance of having Watson on the squad roster for the start of the 2021 season.

H / t to Katie Woo from NBC Sports

David Carr ranks 49ers first in landing for Watson

NFL Media analyst David Carr recently ranked his best four games and touchdowns for the disgruntled Texans quarterback. Topping the list were the 49ers, followed by the New England Patriots, Chicago Bears and New York Jets.

Carr wrote:

“Watson in the Bay Area would be a home run. Kyle Shanahan has been developing his plan since going to San Francisco with more bootlegs, zone races, runs and RPOs designed by QB, and knowing that, I can’t think of a better fit. A double threat signal-signalman with Watson’s ability is what this improved attack was missing. They have a group of good, young receivers (Deebo Samuel, Brandon Aiyuk and Kendrick Bourne) , a first tight end (George Kittle) and an amazing running game that would be much better with Watson. What makes this pairing achievable is the fact that Jimmy Garoppolo’s contract is easy to get past, as the 49ers would only suffer a $ 2.8 million fatal blow if they released it, saving $ 24 million against the cap. I would put Watson’s 49ers into the NFC championship game every year. “

Peter King believes 49ers should include star player in trade for Watson

NBC Sports’ Peter King joined 95.7 The Game on Tuesday and was asked what kind of compensation it would take to keep Watson away from the Texans. If the 49ers were interested, they would have to compete with other teams with more to offer in terms of project capital. “The only way the 49ers can do that, in my opinion, is to convince them to be in love with Garoppolo,” King said, “and I don’t know if they can do that, then swap three or four [first-round picks] even be competitive in this area. And I just don’t know Kyle Shanahan or John Lynch would say it’s very smart. “

Damon Bruce asked King if San Francisco might need to include a star player like Nick Bosa, Fred Warner or George Kittle to soften the offer.

“This is where I would go if I was the 49ers, as much as it would hurt you to do it,” King replied. “If they wanted to, they should probably include one or more of these players.”

Trent Baalke could land another GM job

Trent Baalke may have been single-handedly responsible for creating one of the NFL’s poorest rosters at the end of his run as general manager with the 49ers. He was ousted after the 2016 season and replaced by John Lynch.

In a way, it looks like Baalke is about to land another GM position. He served as interim general manager for the Jacksonville Jaguars, and NFL Media’s Ian Rapoport and Mike Garafolo report the team should make it permanent.