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Should we overreact to Jimmy Garoppolo being on the roster?
- Rohan Chakravarthi
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Written by:Writer/Reporter for 49ers Webzone
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Should we overreact to Jimmy Garoppolo being on the 49ers roster?
Should we overreact to Jimmy Garoppolo being on the roster?
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FrankNo, although with JG still on the roster, it's limiting the FA's the team might have been able to sign. Still, if it's after the draft or even in July before they can trade him, there'll still be some players available The biggest thing is to shed the $25.5 M cap hit, whenever that happens.Mar 17, 2022 at 9:58 AM♡ 0
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Jason HI do not understand all this hate towards Jimmy G. In my opinion he is a good quarterback. There has been some unfortunate bad luck with injuries on both sides of the ball. Players have had to step up. But no doubt in my mind has those injuries affected the team's success. Yes, it would be nice to win the Superbowl. I do believe Jimmy as an individual has the ability to do that. The game is a team sport. It depends on the synergy of effort. I feel Jimmy deserves to be a 49er. We do win games when he and the key players on the team are healthy - when our running backs and O-line is healthy, when our pass rushers are healthy, and defensive backfield is healthy. It is quite easy to argue this has not been the case and the team as a whole has suffered. Wins and losses do not rest solely on one man.Mar 17, 2022 at 4:22 AM
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JerryNo.Mar 16, 2022 at 6:17 PM
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