Originally posted by GoreGoreGore:
Wtf are you talking about. Garcia spent like 5-6 in years in the CFL or whatever league he was in before being signed by 49ers. After he left us he had 3 stints in 3 years and was constantly injured. If it wasn't for all his injuries during those years he would've still been good. It's not like he got worse, dude was injured.
Same with Warner, played several years in a different league, had some great several years with the Rams, then injuries started happening and wasn't healthy again for 4 more years following that. Both players were being forgot about because of their age / injuries, they didn't just get worse like Jimmy did.
You really have no clue at all what you're talking about. Done lol. Helped get this 8 pages closer 
Are you seriously this daft?
We're talking about getting better vs. worse in the NFL with experience. Jimmy obviously got better in New England with experience, then even better in SF before the injuries ruined him.
You were saying Jimmy got worse with experience based on his NFL trajectory, but that's also true with Garcia and Warner.
Just LOL @ blaming Garcia and Warner's declines on injuries. Yeah, because JIMMY wasn't injured or anything.
It's not like Jimmy tore his ACL in 2018 and had such a bad high ankle sprain he went on IR in 2020, then injured both his finger and his shoulder in 2021, then broke his foot in 2022, then injured his back with the Raiders in 2023.
But poor Garcia and Warner with these phantom "injuries" you just pulled out of your ass. Garcia was playing like garbage before getting injured in Cleveland, and nobody knew of any injury with Warner for most of the time he was sucking. People speculated on thumb problems but there was never any evidence of this. He was not injured for 6 f**king seasons.
"Wasn't healthy again for 4 more years following that." Please do tell me what these "injuries" were. Because unlike Jimmy, nobody had a clue what was wrong with Warner when he fell off a cliff after that Super Bowl.
The reason Garcia sucked when he left the 49ers is he couldn't play outside the West Coast Offense. It was the only scheme that he could get away with his limitations.
The reason Warner was never the same player after leaving the Rams is he didn't have Mike Martz calling the plays. As far as why he fell off before then...that's something nobody knows.