Jimmy Garoppolo, QB, Los Angeles Rams

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Originally posted by JoseCortez:
You can't compare his lions play to his eagles play. Eagles defense is 10x better than the lions, and in a very hostile environment. Running game also wasn't working yesterday. To me, yesterday's play was actually more impressive than last week. He really overcame a very difficult situation that could have easily snowballed.

He got pressured 5 times yesterday (zero sacks) and they have a trash secondary all the same.

Listen I'll take a ugly win over a pretty loss all day. Jimmy simply didn't play as well as week 1. I said he had two great drives, which ultimately got them the W. That's great credit deserved.

I love when the running game isn't balling out people love to point that out when Jimmy doesn't play amazing overall…but when they do and they win, it's chalked up as a Jimmy W and he was the reason for it

It's only week 2, but if we want to contend with the big dogs we more consistency from our QB.

Originally posted by ElDannMann:
Now I know you're making sh*t up. You can easily go look that up in the box score and find it was 6.3 YPA. 6.3 is still below average, but it's not that eye-poppingly bad. Stop making up extremely low numbers to fit your "narrative" that Jimmy is a bad QB and go with the facts.

Jimmy started bad. Our offense had three 3-and-outs and Jimmy was a big part of that. He was sailing passes high in the first quarter. I swore he was gonna throw a pick if he didn't settle down. And guess what? He sure as hell did settle down. From late in the first until the end of the game, I don't remember him sailing another pass high. He was effective even though we never pushed the ball deep.

And more importantly, Jimmy took ZERO sacks yesterday from Philly's vaunted D-line. That's insane for the oft-injured not-so-mobile Jimmy against a team with that good of a D-line. Absolutely a big part of that goes to the O-Line; they played their butts off. But Jimmy for once in his career looked fluid in the pocket, moving around and making rushers miss.

Originally posted by mayo49:

Originally posted by Goatie:

Originally posted by mayo49:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by mayo49:
It'll just be a few more games before we hand the keys to Trey.

Trey is tomorrow's news. It's jimmy time

His time consists of 15 more games. Lame duck, I must say.

IF JG keeps going the way he is, it will be a few years before Trey starts.

I don't see it - it's Trey's team starting next year, no matter what happens.

Originally posted by TheWooLick:
The 49ers held the ball for almost 35 minutes, thanks to the offense led by Jimmy G.

That is how you win close games, control the ball, wear the defense down and score.

Bunch of Madden players are not knowing a good game when they see it.

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Originally posted by brodiebluebanaszak:
TThis is is so dumb. First of all we might be playing the Eagles in the NFC Championship Game. Second of all it's not Jimmy's fault that we had 13 yards rushing in the first half. That's on Kyle who is not prepared for this game and came up with a pretty bizarre rotation in the backfield. I e there was none.

Most importantly not giving Jimmy any credit at all for battling back after a super cold start. I think people completely under appreciate that aspect of the game and how it unfolded. No turnovers for Jimmy. None that's the only way we were going to come out of this game with a w and not receiving any credit for it whatsoever

Philly in the NFC championship game lol. Like no other teams in the NFCW or the Bucs don't exist. I don't even think they're a playoff team.

it's never Jimmy's fault when it's something bad from you guys. Yet when we win regardless of how it's, all Jimmy does is win. You guys can never be objective in here with him.

Yes no TOs, his avg depth of target was 3.4 yards.

where did I not give him credit? I said he had to great long drives which got us the W. Where is the unbiased takes? We all watched the game….if you think his play yesterday will be good enough to beat the Bucs and other NFCW teams, I will disagree all day.

Originally posted by ElDannMann:
Now I know you're making sh*t up. You can easily go look that up in the box score and find it was 6.3 YPA. 6.3 is still below average, but it's not that eye-poppingly bad. Stop making up extremely low numbers to fit your "narrative" that Jimmy is a bad QB and go with the facts.

Jimmy started bad. Our offense had three 3-and-outs and Jimmy was a big part of that. He was sailing passes high in the first quarter. I swore he was gonna throw a pick if he didn't settle down. And guess what? He sure as hell did settle down. From late in the first until the end of the game, I don't remember him sailing another pass high. He was effective even though we never pushed the ball deep.

And more importantly, Jimmy took ZERO sacks yesterday from Philly's vaunted D-line. That's insane for the oft-injured not-so-mobile Jimmy against a team with that good of a D-line. Absolutely a big part of that goes to the O-Line; they played their butts off. But Jimmy for once in his career looked fluid in the pocket, moving around and making rushers miss.

Originally posted by TheWooLick:
The 49ers held the ball for almost 35 minutes, thanks to the offense led by Jimmy G.

That is how you win close games, control the ball, wear the defense down and score.

Bunch of Madden players are not knowing a good game when they see it.

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Originally posted by OhioNiner:
For all we know when it's said and done Philadelphia will wind up being one of the "better teams" we play.

Probably not but they do have that very good defensive front and they did not just beat but destroy Atlanta. I know the Falcons aren't good.

Because of work and because of where I live, I really don't/haven't seen any games yet. But my understanding is our Pro Bowl center kind of got his butt kicked. Obviously Fletcher Cox is really good. Disruptive pressure up the middle is still going to throw a QB off his game. Particularly a (relatively) nonmobile one like Jimmy. Sure he needs/we want him to play consistently better. It wouldn't be entirely unexpected that he, and the team as a whole, would have a bit more of a problem with Philly than we did Detroit.

Alex mack has zero pressures yesterday. The OL gave up 5 total pressures and no sacks. So no he didn't have constant pressure yesterday.

overall Jimmy moved much better then in the past, which is great to see. He still struggles with mechanics/footwork and we will never push the ball downfield with him at QB. Is what it is.

IMO ATL is really bad right now more than Philly actually being good. I don't see them making the playoffs, but that's just an opinion.

Originally posted by Goatie:
Yes please stop with the subjective crap.

We know you really what JG to make mistakes, or WR to make mistakes so you can blame Jimmy and crow on about how bad he is. So please please please stop with the subjective crap.

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Originally posted by Goatie:
Yes please stop with the subjective crap.

We know you really what JG to make mistakes, or WR to make mistakes so you can blame Jimmy and crow on about how bad he is. So please please please stop with the subjective crap.

Nope I want him to play well as long as he's here. I could careless if I win some argument with some Joe blow in a WZ forum.

im being objective and you along with a lot of other people simply can't be. It's clear as day and you along with everyone else keep proving it

Originally posted by LottDMontanaO:

Originally posted by TheWooLick:
The 49ers held the ball for almost 35 minutes, thanks to the offense led by Jimmy G.

That is how you win close games, control the ball, wear the defense down and score.

Bunch of Madden players are not knowing a good game when they see it.

100%

Originally posted by Poldarn49:
That 3.4 number is Jimmy's Air Yards per Attempt (nextgenstats has 3.6 YPA). To put it in contest, that's the lowest per game figure so far in this season. His completed air yards? 2.5. He was throwing, in average, 5.9 yards behind the stick - both a similar season's record, so far.