Jimmy Garoppolo, QB, Los Angeles Rams

Originally posted by Cisco0623:

Yeah i told you that before we even got Jimmy. If o-line isn't priority one this offseason I'll put Lynch and Kyle on a space x rocket the f**k outta here!

The OL wasn't really even a problem this year until Brown AND Staley were out. Obviously if you lose 2 upper tier T, and then your backup T goes on IR, and you have to play a total crap G like Zane Beadles at LT, and a rookie G Eric Magnuson at RT, you're going to have problems.

Brown will likely be back this week, or next week, and Staley will be back after the bye. Fusco has actually been solid, which leaves Kilgore and Tomlinson playing mediocre, but passable. The OL will be back to decent by the Seattle game when Garoppolo starts.

IMO our weak spots are better addressed in free agency. We have Tackles, and I hate drafting G or C. They're always crapshoots. Sign a top free agent G or C, and the line will be in good shape.

Originally posted by cciowa:
lol., i know its not sexy but i hope the team trades the first round pick and with our first pick i would be ok with the best center tackle guard in the country.

F*ck sexy...we're in a great position now to get a ton for that pick, ideally if we can find a way to get #1 to get the most trade value. Would love to see the Jets trade with us since they have 2 2nd rounders.

I think they're picking 10th or something like that right now. I'll take their #10, 2 2nd rounders and a 1st next year :)

Find a way to get Quentin Nelson, Mason Cole, Courtland Sutton and Bryce Love and I'm good.

Originally posted by Cisco0623:

Originally posted by susweel:

Originally posted by defenderDX:

Originally posted by ChazBoner:
dude is only 6'2"? he's gonna suck.

what about his hands?

What's up with his hands ?

Steve Young is 6'2" and was the prototype. I guess it is up to 7' now

people forget aaron rodgers is only 6'2 also

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Originally posted by Niners99:

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Bruce Arians says Cards didn't pursue Garoppolo despite Palmer injury. "He's going to be one of top-flight guys especially in that offense."

— Cam Inman (@CamInman) November 1, 2017

lol I don't believe that for a second. Palmer is injured, and about to retire, all they have is Drew Stanton and Blaine Gabbert, and theyre trying to say theyre ok with the future QB situation? BS.

Yeah I call BS he's just trying to be PC about it. Honestly from the sounds of it BIll contacted lynch and they made the deal...doesn't sound like they wanted to deal with anyone else or try to push up the value in a bidding war

It definitely feels like the Pats could've gotten more for Garoppolo, but Belichick knows hes gone when Brady retires, so he wanted to send a respected guy like JG to a good situation.

Originally posted by Niners99:

Originally posted by Cisco0623:
Yeah i told you that before we even got Jimmy. If o-line isn't priority one this offseason I'll put Lynch and Kyle on a space x rocket the f**k outta here!

The OL wasn't really even a problem this year until Brown AND Staley were out. Obviously if you lose 2 upper tier T, and then your backup T goes on IR, and you have to play a total crap G like Zane Beadles at LT, and a rookie G Eric Magnuson at RT, you're going to have problems.

Brown will likely be back this week, or next week, and Staley will be back after the bye. Fusco has actually been solid, which leaves Kilgore and Tomlinson playing mediocre, but passable. The OL will be back to decent by the Seattle game when Garoppolo starts.

IMO our weak spots are better addressed in free agency. We have Tackles, and I hate drafting G or C. They're always crapshoots. Sign a top free agent G or C, and the line will be in good shape.

We watching the same games??

Originally posted by susweel:

Originally posted by defenderDX:

Originally posted by ChazBoner:
dude is only 6'2"? he's gonna suck.

what about his hands?

What's up with his hands ?

he has small hands. did you know that?

Originally posted by Niners99:
It definitely feels like the Pats could've gotten more for Garoppolo, but Belichick knows hes gone when Brady retires, so he wanted to send a respected guy like JG to a good situation.

lol since when are we a good situation? I'm sure he didn't want to send Jimmy to an AFC rival and it sounds like he was still bitter at Cleveland but Belichick is not sentimental. He would've taken the most he could get but i'm sure in his head sending Jimmy to Kyle and the NFC and possibly getting #34 instead of #33 is better than sending him to an AFC team and the craziness and cluster fuk that is Cleveland.

Originally posted by defenderDX:

Originally posted by susweel:

Originally posted by defenderDX:

Originally posted by ChazBoner:
dude is only 6'2"? he's gonna suck.

what about his hands?

What's up with his hands ?

he has small hands. did you know that?

Considering that one of the front runners for MVP this year is also known for having small hands, this doesn't concern me.

Originally posted by jcs:

Originally posted by Niners99:

Originally posted by Cisco0623:

Yeah i told you that before we even got Jimmy. If o-line isn't priority one this offseason I'll put Lynch and Kyle on a space x rocket the f**k outta here!

The OL wasn't really even a problem this year until Brown AND Staley were out. Obviously if you lose 2 upper tier T, and then your backup T goes on IR, and you have to play a total crap G like Zane Beadles at LT, and a rookie G Eric Magnuson at RT, you're going to have problems.

Brown will likely be back this week, or next week, and Staley will be back after the bye. Fusco has actually been solid, which leaves Kilgore and Tomlinson playing mediocre, but passable. The OL will be back to decent by the Seattle game when Garoppolo starts.

IMO our weak spots are better addressed in free agency. We have Tackles, and I hate drafting G or C. They're always crapshoots. Sign a top free agent G or C, and the line will be in good shape.

We watching the same games??

The pass blocking hadnt been bad before the injuries. It was QB play and dropped passes. Both Staley and Brown were having solid seasons on the edges.

Originally posted by fan49:
here you go lol

yeah lets argue against this LMAO

0 interceptions since entering the NFL in 2014.

2 career starts as a member of the New England Patriots.

5 career touchdown passes.

17 games played throughout his four-year career with the Patriots.

45 games played as Eastern Illinois' starting quarterback.

53 touchdowns passes his senior year at Eastern Illinois.

62nd overall pick by the Patriots in the second round of the 2014 NFL Draft.

67%completion percentage in the NFL.

106.2 {/b}quarterback rating through 17 games in the NFL.

118 touchdown passes in college.

147.9 quarterback rating in his regular season debut against the Kansas City Chiefs on"Monday Night Football" completing 6-of-7 passes for 70 yards and his first-career touchdown.
690 passing yards with the Patriots.

1,047career completions at Eastern Illinois, breaking Tony Romo's school record.

1,304 miles traveled from Foxborough, Mass. to Santa Clara, Calif.

5,050 passing yards his senior year in college.

13,156{career passing yards at Eastern Illinois.

Copy and paste didnt work so well before

According to my math, Foxborough to Santa Clara is over 3,100 miles. I'm impressed that Jimmy G can fold space to shorten the distance.

When has he ever gushed on a guy he just got rid of like this?? I agree with the analysts I don't think he wanted to do this move, saw the kid as his future FQB but his hand was forced.

They should play him the last 5 games or so. His body of work is too small to know if we should declare him a franchise QB and sign him to a long term deal. Alternatively, they might suck it up and pay him top-5 money next year with the franchise tag to evaluate him over a full year. I am hopeful, but you just can't judge a guy on a handful of games. Look at Kaepernick. Looked awesome at first, traded Smith, gave him a big contract, then he got exposed. I, for one, would like to see Garoppulo a decent chunk this year before the team decides how to use its high first round pick.

I call him Jimmy G Spot because it feels good whenever I touch his face with my fingers. Even if it's just my phone screen.

Originally posted by jcs:

When has he ever gushed on a guy he just got rid of like this?? I agree with the analysts I don't think he wanted to do this move, saw the kid as his future FQB but his hand was forced.

He's retiring with Brady. He wont need Garoppolo. Plus he wanted to send him to a good situation. Shanahan is the best offensive mind in the game, and Belichick is close with Lynch. This kid did his clipboard time, hes ready to play. He deserves it. Everyone from his draft class had their shot but him.

Originally posted by genus49:

Originally posted by Niners99:
It definitely feels like the Pats could've gotten more for Garoppolo, but Belichick knows hes gone when Brady retires, so he wanted to send a respected guy like JG to a good situation.

lol since when are we a good situation? I'm sure he didn't want to send Jimmy to an AFC rival and it sounds like he was still bitter at Cleveland but Belichick is not sentimental. He would've taken the most he could get but i'm sure in his head sending Jimmy to Kyle and the NFC and possibly getting #34 instead of #33 is better than sending him to an AFC team and the craziness and cluster fuk that is Cleveland.

Interesting that Belichick sent Jamie Collins to Cleveland when he tired of Collins' free-lancing on defense. That was another earth-shaking move almost of the same magnitude of the JG deal.