Jimmy Garoppolo, QB, Los Angeles Rams

Originally posted by BamaNiner:

Originally posted by DaBeegDeek:
As I've said before, the guy can't read a defense. He's almost entirely a one read then panic quarterback. He determines where he's going pre snap and doesnt bother to adjust. He throws at least two "what the f**k?!" passes a game and if we're lucky they don't get picked.

If he was black, you all would say he's a "slow processor".

The fact Trey can't beat him out is frightening

No it isn't. Not one single rookie QB would have beaten out Jimmy this season in the off-season. Justin Fields couldn't even beat out Andy Dalton until Dalton shat the bed a few weeks in the year. Jimmy >> Dalton.

Originally posted by random49er:

Originally posted by BamaNiner:
The fact Trey can't beat him out is frightening

But but but early in the game even today you said...

Originally posted by BamaNiner:
JG has been playing great. Wish we would've helped him with at least 1 of our first 5 picks of this years draft.

Amazing that you are able to go from "he's playing great" we should've used our 1st on him to help with a run....to "he's so bad it's ashame a rookie cant beat him out"....lol...within less than 8 hours.

Which gets us to the truth of the matter: You just hate Trey. This has nothing to do with the success or the failure of the 49ers @ this point.

Just say "I hate Trey Lance" every single post and stop posing as if you actually care or have an opinion regarding the 49ers.

Ouch.

Golden is back in full force. Must be a SF loss. LOL

Where's Gore?

Originally posted by DaBeegDeek:
I'm actually impressed with the success that Jimmy has had given his limitations. He can't read defenses, he's turnover prone, he can't throw outside the numbers... that's not an exaggeration, he literally can't. We have taken comeback, out and sideline routes completely out of the playback. He gets rattled easily, gets happy feet and has terrible pocket awareness. About as athletic as a pineapple and is injury prone.

Kyle has schemed around him and still managed to field a sometimes very explosive offense. Jimmy's not the future, but despite all of the Chicken Little's running around, we are still in contention and he's the best quarterback on our roster.

It's also testament to how valuable a lightning fast release is when it comes with quick reflexes and great accuracy in the 12 yard window between the hashes. Jimmy can absolutely thread it in that 12 yard window. He's not always consistent, but when he's on there are few in the league who can match him at that.

Originally posted by 5_Golden_Rings:

Originally posted by Franchise408:
Hmmm. Mahomes just sailed a slant route and it led to an interception. I guess he needs to be replaced now too

The two ints in question are not about accuracy. They're about vision.

But come back when Jimmy has a 50 yard season and an MVP.

You put me in right now and i'll have a 50 yard season

Originally posted by blizzuntz:

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by blizzuntz:
Why didn't he run the read option with Lance ?

Because the second he checked in, they'd know what we were doing. Kyle tried the element of surprise but two defenders were just standing there. Nobody was fooled. Should have checked to a different play if the look wasn't right.

I get that . But Lance is a QB in a TE body who is more likely to beat a defender even if they are waiting for it .

Don't get me wrong. If Kyle wanted to run that no matter what then yeah, go with the player with the better matching skill set.

Originally posted by Silky:

Originally posted by 5_Golden_Rings:

Originally posted by Franchise408:
Hmmm. Mahomes just sailed a slant route and it led to an interception. I guess he needs to be replaced now too

The two ints in question are not about accuracy. They're about vision.

But come back when Jimmy has a 50 yard season and an MVP.

You put me in right now and i'll have a 50 yard season

Lol

He's a rollercoaster

LMFAO.

Jimmy cost us 7 points on 2 INT's. Tom Compton cost us 9.

PFF:

This may come as a surprise to fans, but quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo earned his best Pro Football Focus overall grade since Week 10. That's despite throwing two costly interceptions into the arms of Seahawks defenders. Garoppolo finished the game 20-of-30 passing for 299 yards, two touchdowns, and two picks.

Below are Pro Football Focus' five highest-graded 49ers players on offense against the Seahawks.

• George Kittle, TE, 93.2, 54 snaps
• Trent Williams, LT, 83.9, 59 snaps
• Tom Compton, RT, 83.5, 59 snaps
• Jimmy Garoppolo, QB, 73.6, 59 snaps
• Kyle Juszczyk, FB, 71.1, 32 snaps

Originally posted by Aj_hwd954:
He's a rollercoaster

He's more like the teacup ride. Fun at first then you want to get off because it's repetitive and nauseating.

Originally posted by thl408:

Originally posted by Aj_hwd954:
He's a rollercoaster

He's more like the teacup ride. Fun at first then you want to get off because it's repetitive and nauseating.

Originally posted by NCommand:
LMFAO.

Jimmy cost us 7 points on 2 INT's. Tom Compton cost us 9.

PFF:

This may come as a surprise to fans, but quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo earned his best Pro Football Focus overall grade since Week 10. That's despite throwing two costly interceptions into the arms of Seahawks defenders. Garoppolo finished the game 20-of-30 passing for 299 yards, two touchdowns, and two picks.

Below are Pro Football Focus' five highest-graded 49ers players on offense against the Seahawks.

• George Kittle, TE, 93.2, 54 snaps
• Trent Williams, LT, 83.9, 59 snaps
• Tom Compton, RT, 83.5, 59 snaps
• Jimmy Garoppolo, QB, 73.6, 59 snaps
• Kyle Juszczyk, FB, 71.1, 32 snaps

They just looked at his yards without seeing how much of it was Kittle after the catch. Compton was rated high too but wasn't he the guy that got shoved backed when that last pass was tipped. Also when Jimmy was sacked for a safety.

We know every QB is better when the running game, defense and pass protection are all working. Some are still good and capable of making a couple of throws like Wilson did yesterday that change the game. Jimmy isn't one of those guys.

Originally posted by 5_Golden_Rings:
So boast, remember how you attacked me out of the blue for no reason in "attempts at humiliating other posters that disagree with your "sensational brilliance""* and then snitched on me to the mods and got me banned for a week? (that quotation is the message pasodoc49er sent me when he banned me to protect you).

Oh man he obviously struck a nerve But let me help clean this up and apologize (since he wont) because I didn't add context before that could've helped: He did the exact same thing to me a couple months ago.

Originally posted by random49er:

Originally posted by boast:
spin it and backpedal all you want dude. youre full of s**t for calling me a liar.

You report posters yet talk to them like this. You used to be a mod?

After 3 or so useless pages of back and forth that I'm sure annoy others, Random's concluded that:

1. With Deebo lining up on the wrong side we're lucky it wasn't a wasted rep,... and...

2. It was a good throw by Jimmy (not some top 5 QB throw,... yet not a lucky throw like you and Woo are trying to circulate) ... and..

3. It wasn't a perfectly executed play, per Deebo's admission.

I mean I dunno ,...if I had HOF status (his is higher than that and they say they cant even increase his warning %), and I was going to go over the line and incite things constantly with out-of-bounds stuff, I'd demand that the mods NOT give a TO to whomever I'm arguing with and stand on my own two feet.

As you've learned by now, though, he'll go over the edge w/you then literally tell you he's going to click and report you. Just a different kinda poster, I guess.

Arguments are good,...but just as with yours, I've never gotten a legit answer back on issues where he could simply admit that maybe he jumped the gun a little and he was wrong. Hell, Deebo confirmed he was wrong in this instance, but I guess it's invisible to him.

Per them, your only choice is to let him go off on you and otherwise act like he's not there if he refuses to cleanly finish disagreements without reporting.

Originally posted by CatchMaster80:

Originally posted by NCommand:
LMFAO.

Jimmy cost us 7 points on 2 INT's. Tom Compton cost us 9.

PFF:

This may come as a surprise to fans, but quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo earned his best Pro Football Focus overall grade since Week 10. That's despite throwing two costly interceptions into the arms of Seahawks defenders. Garoppolo finished the game 20-of-30 passing for 299 yards, two touchdowns, and two picks.

Below are Pro Football Focus' five highest-graded 49ers players on offense against the Seahawks.

• George Kittle, TE, 93.2, 54 snaps
• Trent Williams, LT, 83.9, 59 snaps
• Tom Compton, RT, 83.5, 59 snaps
• Jimmy Garoppolo, QB, 73.6, 59 snaps
• Kyle Juszczyk, FB, 71.1, 32 snaps

They just looked at his yards without seeing how much of it was Kittle after the catch. Compton was rated high too but wasn't he the guy that got shoved backed when that last pass was tipped. Also when Jimmy was sacked for a safety.

We know every QB is better when the running game, defense and pass protection are all working. Some are still good and capable of making a couple of throws like Wilson did yesterday that change the game. Jimmy isn't one of those guys.

Exactly my point!

Let's just talk about Jimmy.