The 49ers are looking for a new quarterback, and one of the options they considered was trading with Sam Darnold.

According to Albert Breer of Sports Illustrated, San Francisco had “some internal discussion” about Darnold before deciding to trade transport to the Dolphins to move up nine spots on the NFL Draft from # 12 to # 3. It’s unclear how much you actually thought about trading for the Jets quarterback – or how much they would have offered – but at least they were interested. The 49ers also found that the Jets weren’t ready to get off the # 2 overall pick, despite never actually asking for the pick prior to the Dolphins trade.

It makes sense that the 49ers are connected to the Jets via Darnold. The 49ers clearly want to move on from Jimmy Garoppolo and have a relationship with the Jets after Robert Saleh moved to New York. This report also shows that the Jets will shop Darnold and will definitely draw a quarterback with their choice. We’ll have to wait until the late April draft to see if it’s true, and it’s unclear when or if Darnold will be traded, especially after another report stated that the Jets could keep Darnold regardless of who choose them.

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MOUNTAIN VIEW (CBS SF) – Mountain View police said a device that looked like a grenade was brought to safety after a house was evacuated late Wednesday morning.

The Mountain View Police Department Twitter account reported the incident just before noon.

MVPD officers are at a house on McCarty Avenue’s 500 block after a grenade appears to be found in one house.

The house was evacuated and the @SCCoSheriff Bomb Squad was brought in to keep the device safe.

We will update as soon as we have more information. pic.twitter.com/DeSDqaDhCz

– Mountain View Police (@MountainViewPD) March 10, 2021

Mountain View police officers are found in a house on the 500 block of McCarty Avenue after the discovery. The house was evacuated and the Santa Clara County Sheriff’s Office Bombing Squad was called in to ensure the safety of the device.

The bomb squad arrived at the scene at around 12.40 p.m. About an hour later, police tweeted that the device had been made safe and the scene was safe.

UPDATE: The device was rendered safely and the scene is safe. Thank you for your patience as we worked to keep our community safe! pic.twitter.com/FL8R4VZd2u

– Mountain View Police (@MountainViewPD) March 10, 2021

No injuries were reported in the incident.

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