Jimmy Garoppolo, QB, Los Angeles Rams

Originally posted by FootballExpert49ers:
Belichick intentionally hires the dumbest assistants he can so they can't learn anything from him and use it against him on other teams.

What a great plan for a coach to utilize. Explains all the winning. I never thought about that.

Originally posted by random49er:

Originally posted by FootballExpert49ers:
Belichick intentionally hires the dumbest assistants he can so they can't learn anything from him and use it against him on other teams.

What a great plan for a coach to utilize. Explains all the winning. I never thought about that.

He's so dumb

Originally posted by GoreGoreGore:

Originally posted by random49er:

Originally posted by FootballExpert49ers:
Belichick intentionally hires the dumbest assistants he can so they can't learn anything from him and use it against him on other teams.

What a great plan for a coach to utilize. Explains all the winning. I never thought about that.

He's so dumb

I thought he was trolling us for weeks....but now I think he's a real person.

I dunno but I'm blaming this on all the mercury poisoning we've left in the sea.

Originally posted by random49er:
What a great plan for a coach to utilize. Explains all the winning. I never thought about that.

If you don't understand, you should just ask politely, rather than attempting pathetic pot shot snark, which you are horrible at. Must be all the paint chips you eat.

Belichick hires assistants who do as they are told. He hires dancing monkeys. You would be the perfect Belichick assistant because he loves people who do as much thinking as you (none at all).

He doesn't let his assistants make any decisions whatsoever. When it comes to offense, he draws up the game plans and is detailed in exactly how he wants his offensive coordinator calling the plays in each game. The offensive coordinators have literally no say whatsoever in what happens on offense with Belichick. The offensive scheme the Patriots ran under Belichick was entirely Belichick's. He would meet with Tom Brady and go over the offense. McDaniels was nothing more than a puppet, just like all of their other assistants. Belichick hired him as a gofer when he just a kid out of college, and not long after made him the "offensive coordinator." Thinking that Belichick would trust some dumb kid with his offense is like thinking Clint Eastwood would let some kid out of college direct his films.

On defense, he runs the show on game day in addition to laying out the game plans.

He meets with all of the different units, including special teams, and coaches them. He's a dictator type. He doesn't rely on assistants to do anything other than dirty work. He hires people who can't and won't challenge him, and teaches them nothing other than to do as they are told when it comes to instructing the players.

He doesn't teach his philosophies to his assistants, or give them much in the way of any of his thinking.

Again, you could easily get a position as a Belichick assistant.

Originally posted by FootballExpert49ers:

Originally posted by random49er:
What a great plan for a coach to utilize. Explains all the winning. I never thought about that.

If you don't understand, you should just ask politely, rather than attempting pathetic pot shot snark, which you are horrible at. Must be all the paint chips you eat.

Belichick hires assistants who do as they are told. He hires dancing monkeys. You would be the perfect Belichick assistant because he loves people who do as much thinking as you (none at all).

He doesn't let his assistants make any decisions whatsoever. When it comes to offense, he draws up the game plans and is detailed in exactly how he wants his offensive coordinator calling the plays in each game. The offensive coordinators have literally no say whatsoever in what happens on offense with Belichick. The offensive scheme the Patriots ran under Belichick was entirely Belichick's. He would meet with Tom Brady and go over the offense. McDaniels was nothing more than a puppet, just like all of their other assistants. On defense, he runs the show on game day in addition to laying out the game plans.

He meets with all of the different units, including special teams, and coaches them. He's a dictator type. He doesn't rely on assistants to do anything other than dirty work. He hires people who can't and won't challenge him, and teaches them nothing other than to do as they are told when it comes to instructing the players.

He doesn't teach his philosophies to his assistants, or give them much in the way of any of his thinking.

Again, you could easily get a position as a Belichick assistant.

Originally posted by GoreGoreGore:

"or whatever league he was in."

Enough said.

Kid, I study football like Michael Jordan practiced basketball. You don't know enough to know you don't know enough.

Originally posted by FootballExpert49ers:
McDaniels isn't Belichick. McDaniels brought Belichick his water whenever he was on Belichick's staff. McDaniels on his own is a moron, like all Belichick assistants. Belichick intentionally hires the dumbest assistants he can so they can't learn anything from him and use it against him on other teams. That's why he has no coaching tree success.

Warner wasn't good in Arizona for years. They kept benching him for Leinart.

So Bill Bellicheck was crafting the scheme that Jimmy played in those whole 2+ games? McDaniels was a puppet that did nothing?

Just amazing.

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Originally posted by 9ers4eva:
So Bill Bellicheck was crafting the scheme that Jimmy played in those whole 2+ games? McDaniels was a puppet that did nothing?

Just amazing.

WAS crafting?

He crafted the scheme over decades in football.

What in the f**k are you trying to say here?

But yeah, when Charlie Weis left, Belichick just decided to leave the offense to some kid he hired as a gofer. Funny how it's exactly the same scheme they ran before.

Originally posted by FootballExpert49ers:
WAS crafting?

He crafted the scheme over decades in football.

What in the f**k are you trying to say here?

But yeah, when Charlie Weis left, Belichick just decided to leave the offense to some kid he hired as a gofer. Funny how it's exactly the same scheme they ran before.

No what you are trying to do is spin Jimmys failure in the exact same scheme that he "succeeded" in for 2+ starts as the problem of the playcaller. It's transparent.

The fact that you are also trying to clearly argue Jimmy is a better QB than a HOFer and multiple time Pro Bowler is also transparent.

To need to take it to the place that Bill Bellicheck made every play call on both sides of the ball for the Patriots as support for your position is sad.

Originally posted by crabman82:
Wouldnt play him tho this season. He'll get killed

this is from page 1 of the thread, just to give a perspective

Originally posted by 9ers4eva:
No what you are trying to do is spin Jimmys failure in the exact same scheme that he "succeeded" in for 2+ starts as the problem of the playcaller. It's transparent.

The fact that you are also trying to clearly argue Jimmy is a better QB than a HOFer and multiple time Pro Bowler is also transparent.

To need to take it to the place that Bill Bellicheck made every play call on both sides of the ball for the Patriots as support for your position is sad.

It's not the same scheme. McDaniels was atrocious everywhere he coached outside New England.

The Raiders ran almost entirely vertical route combinations when McDaniels was there. Does that sound like New England's offense to you? The offense of tunnel screens and drag routes to journeyman-caliber receivers such as Wes Welker and Julian Edelman? The offense that had Randy Moss catching tons of balls over the middle?

Hunter Renfrow went from 103 catches with Jon Gruden to barely getting the ball with McDaniels.

Jimmy is a better QB than Jeff Garcia. Not even close. Jeff Garcia was CUT by the 49ers. For some reason, 49er fans want to revise history.

Originally posted by FootballExpert49ers:
It's not the same scheme. McDaniels was atrocious everywhere he coached outside New England.

The Raiders ran almost entirely vertical route combinations when McDaniels was there. Does that sound like New England's offense to you? The offense of tunnel screens and drag routes to journeyman-caliber receivers such as Wes Welker and Julian Edelman? The offense that had Randy Moss catching tons of balls over the middle?

Jimmy is a better QB than Jeff Garcia. Not even close. Jeff Garcia was CUT by the 49ers. For some reason, 49er fans want to revise history.

3 time Pro Bowler. Put up great numbers with little offensive support outside of TO. Yah no.

There is lots of revising of history going on however. Will agree there.

Originally posted by 9ers4eva:
3 time Pro Bowler. Put up great numbers with little offensive support outside of TO. Yah no.

There is lots of revising of history going on however. Will agree there.

Even Jimmy was never cut by the 49ers, even when they couldn't find a trade partner. Garcia was cut.

"3 time Pro Bowler" means nothing. He set the franchise record low for yards per completion in his "Pro Bowl" 2002 season despite playing with among the greatest receivers to ever play football.

"Little offensive support outside TO." LOL, no.

Garrison Hearst, Kevan Barlow (back when he was in shape), and Tai Streets were all good players. And he was playing in the WCO.

Had Jerry Rice and Charlie Garner in 2000.

Originally posted by 9ers4eva:
3 time Pro Bowler. Put up great numbers with little offensive support outside of TO. Yah no.

There is lots of revising of history going on however. Will agree there.

i like original JG, which is Jeff Garcia. now to give more context, original JG was benched for Stenstrom and then finally stuck in 2000. we were 6-10 i think, and our D was terrible. it was JG kinda throwing a bunch, and getting some garbage time. as you mention, JG always had TO, and TO in that day was just a complete force of nature. so JG got the stats. now Garoppolo as i call him, he was winning, and when you are winning, you can hand off all game and throw 8 times. stats not quite there as much, and he never had a prime TO or anything like that. maybe kittle, but that's not prime TO. they are different guys.