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Jimmy Garoppolo made a media tour on Tuesday as part of the promotion of Suit Drive, the annual Men's Wearhouse outfit, which offers lightly worn business attire to those re-entering the workforce.
"This allows men and women to make a good first impression," Garoppolo said during a phone interview. "I think it applies to the whole football mentality of" looking good, feeling good, playing well ".
The good news for 49ers Nation is that Garoppolo feels good.
"I do it really," said the quarterback. "The rehab process went really well. Touch wood. We did not have any setbacks. The OTAs have worked as well as I would have hoped and now for the training camp, hopefully we will be complete with team exercises and all the rest. We are going in the right direction. We just have to continue day after day and continue to stack them together. It's a long process, but we've come so far, so why stop now, right?
Garoppolo does not expect to start on the list of people physically unable to perform, he is preparing to be complete from the first day.
"I'm sure I hope so," Garoppolo said. "The coaching staff, the coaches, we kind of developed a plan and so on. We will sort of assess the situation as we get closer to it. "
Garoppolo was torn the left anterior cruciate ligament during a match of 23 September against the Chiefs. He had a chance during the 11-to-11 exercises at activities organized by the team.
But he has no restrictions, allowed to do everything.
"I'm ready to leave. Finally, he says.
Garoppolo worked with quarterback coaches Tom House and Adam Dedeaux this summer and is now working with his receivers in the Bay Area.
"We have a good group of guys, a ton of guys," said Garoppolo. "It's encouraging to see that."
Garoppolo, who missed most of last season, is ready for training camp and ready to show he is "good to go".
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