Here’s a quick look at how Jon and Jay Gruden view their relationship T.J. Hockenson Jersey , their talents and what it was like growing up Gruden, via their answers during interviews with The Associated Press:Who did your parents love more when you were growing up?Jay: “Me. They always told me I was the perfect kid, so I assume it was me.”Jon: “I was the middle kid, so I got all the hand-me-downs. I’m kind of the forgotten Gruden.”Who was the better brother?Jay: “Jon, actually, was a great big brother. Showed me the ropes, as far as my athletic progress from a young kid to a high schooler Justice Hill Jersey , to a college kid. He was a big part of that progress. So I owe a lot to him. So I would say he was the better brother.”Jon: “Jay. Jay was no maintenance. He just laid around and drank Dr Pepper and ate microwave popcorn.”Who had the messier room?Jay: “ I was always kind of scattered. Sloppy a little bit. I wasn’t quite the go-getter like Jon. Jon was a clean freak.”Jon: “Probably Jay, because he never came out of his room.”What is your brother’s hidden talent?Jay: “He’s unbelievable when it comes to trivia, as far as old college football, basketball, baseball. He knows every lineup ever.”Jon: “He’s a good golfer. He can crush it. He’s got a great vertical game on the golf course.”Who is smarter?Jay: “Jon is definitely smarter. His ACT, SAT scores (were) way higher than mine. He was good in school. Yeah http://www.ravenscheapstores.com/ben-powers-jersey-cheap , I’m not very bright. Got that from my dad.”Jon: “Neither one of us is very smart when it comes to ‘book smart.’ But when it comes to work ethic and knowing our profession, I would say it’s probably a toss-up.”Who was the better athlete?Jay: “That would be me. … Played college football, Louisville, Division I. Played Arena Football. Fourth greatest player of all-time in the Arena Football League. You guys can laugh at that if you want to, but I’m proud of that. So, yes, I would say me. I could always beat him in basketball Iman Marshall Jersey , always a better baseball player.”Jon: “He’s a better athlete. He’s an all-state quarterback, the all-time leading passer at Louisville at one time. I’m a backup, ham-and-egg Division III quarterback. That’s all I am.”Who is the better coach?Jay: “Well, Jon’s won a Super Bowl, so I mean, you can’t argue that. Jon’s obviously got a little more experience and more success. It’s all about winning Super Bowls. He’s got one, I’ve got zero.”Jon: “You don’t ever want to say you’re better than your brother. He’s probably better than me. He’s won a lot more games than I have. I haven’t won a game in almost 10 years. So I’m going to go with Jay. He’s won championships as a head coach in Arena Football. He won an NFC East title and I think this is the best Redskins team that he’s had.” Word earlier this week was that quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo would not be doing any full-team work until the 49ers get to training camp http://www.ravenscheapstores.com/trace-mcsorley-jersey-cheap , but things played out differently at Wednesday’s minicamp practice.As practice wound down, Garoppolo lined up, took a snap and completed a pass to Dante Pettis during an 11-on-11 drill. The defensive line came off the field before Garoppolo’s next snap and he wrapped up practice with the offense holding an 11-on-7 edge in numbers.After the session, 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan said, via Jennifer Lee Chan of NBCSportsBayArea.com, he expected the defensive line to “stand there and put their hands up” rather than simulate a pass rush against Garoppolo. The defensive linemen did things their usual way, however David Montgomery Jersey , and Shanahan pulled them in order to ensure Garoppolo’s return from a torn ACL wasn’t impeded in any way.While the miscommunication could have ended differently, the good news is that all is well with Garoppolo and the team expects him to be all systems go when they hit training camp.