Jimmy Garoppolo, QB, Los Angeles Rams

Originally posted by DonnieDarko:
We are forever indebted to Belichick

If Jimmy G turns out to be everything people hope he can be, always be sure to set aside two tickets at each game for Belichick and Brady like Ricky Bobby did for his daddy.

Originally posted by goldstandard:

Originally posted by TexasGuero49:

Just wait awhile. We will get him on the cheap once he tears his ACL at Levi's this weekend.

There's nothing even remotely funny about this.

😡😡😡😡that's just stupid man your toying with everyone's emotions right now!

Already a leader. I am so impressed with Jimmy. I was a huge fan of his before we got him. I love him even more now.

http://www.49ers.com/video/videos/49-Hours-Inside-the-49ers-Week-14-Victory-over-the-Texans/12c4233b-b040-4a04-8944-fa9048f72464?sf176374363=1

Kraft modeled the New England Patriots after the 80's and 90's 49ers. He copied everything they did. Bellicheat openly praised Walsh's book and how it helped him.

The Patriots owe the 49ers, not the other way around. To me with the Garoppolo trade, it is now even.

Originally posted by Heroism:
Already a leader. I am so impressed with Jimmy. I was a huge fan of his before we got him. I love him even more now.

http://www.49ers.com/video/videos/49-Hours-Inside-the-49ers-Week-14-Victory-over-the-Texans/12c4233b-b040-4a04-8944-fa9048f72464?sf176374363=1

Money

Originally posted by okdkid:

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
Oh and with the way Goff is playing, if Garoppolo continues on with his promising play we can put the "Air Raid QBs never have success in the NFL" canard to bed too.

lol what?

1.5 dudes is enough to forget about the literally dozens of Air Raid QBs who flunked out? That's an extremely low bar to debunk the fact that Air Raid QBs suck at the NFL level 99% of the time.

Hey -- JPP blew off his hand and got a few sacks. Finally we can put to bed the "amputees never have success in the NFL" canard too.

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

Originally posted by DonnieDarko:

We are forever indebted to Belichick

If Jimmy G turns out to be everything people hope he can be, always be sure to set aside two tickets at each game for Belichick and Brady like Ricky Bobby did for his daddy.

Bahahaha

Originally posted by DonnieDarko:

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

Originally posted by DonnieDarko:
We are forever indebted to Belichick

If Jimmy G turns out to be everything people hope he can be, always be sure to set aside two tickets at each game for Belichick and Brady like Ricky Bobby did for his daddy.

Bahahaha

Just remember the Patriots also allowed Bill Walsh to swap picks with them in the 85' draft. Drafted some WR from Mississippi Valley State who turned out to be decent.

Originally posted by VaBeachNiner:

Originally posted by DonnieDarko:

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

Originally posted by DonnieDarko:

We are forever indebted to Belichick

If Jimmy G turns out to be everything people hope he can be, always be sure to set aside two tickets at each game for Belichick and Brady like Ricky Bobby did for his daddy.

Bahahaha

Just remember the Patriots also allowed Bill Walsh to swap picks with them in the 85' draft. Drafted some WR from Mississippi Valley State who turned out to be decent.

Dont forget the WR Walsh really wanted was Eddie Brown

Originally posted by VaBeachNiner:

Originally posted by Heroism:

Already a leader. I am so impressed with Jimmy. I was a huge fan of his before we got him. I love him even more now.

http://www.49ers.com/video/videos/49-Hours-Inside-the-49ers-Week-14-Victory-over-the-Texans/12c4233b-b040-4a04-8944-fa9048f72464?sf176374363=1

Money

Joe Staley was doing Coffee's fighting stance.




lol at Trent Taylor being the hype man cooling what's his name down.

Originally posted by DonnieDarko:
We are forever indebted to Belichick

I almost woudl want them to beat the steelers on sunday....ALMOST. But the patriots have literally zero chance of winning that game.

Originally posted by pdizo916:

Originally posted by DonnieDarko:

We are forever indebted to Belichick

I almost woudl want them to beat the steelers on sunday....ALMOST. But the patriots have literally zero chance of winning that game.

With Brady, the Pats always have a chance

Originally posted by DonnieDarko:

Originally posted by pdizo916:

Originally posted by DonnieDarko:
We are forever indebted to Belichick

I almost woudl want them to beat the steelers on sunday....ALMOST. But the patriots have literally zero chance of winning that game.

With Brady, the Pats always have a chance

true....but not this sunday.

Originally posted by pdizo916:
true....but not this sunday.

what? the steelers were getting bodied by the f**king ravens before making a last minute comeback. the steelers also always play that b******t soft zone against the patriots for some odd reason and brady just eats them up. i don't like the patriots but i'd be surprised if they dont win this game and win it handily (especially since they got embarrassed by the dolphins on mnf)

Originally posted by highwayone:
Kraft modeled the New England Patriots after the 80's and 90's 49ers. He copied everything they did. Bellicheat openly praised Walsh's book and how it helped him.

The Patriots owe the 49ers, not the other way around. To me with the Garoppolo trade, it is now even.

+1 ^^^^^^, all of that.

Don't forget that Belichick had an intern follow Walsh around for several months back in the early '90s I believe prior to the Browns HC job or soon after. It was more than just reading the book.

Lost in all of these comparisons about BB and TB being "better" than BW and JM were that you have to give credit to the originals for setting the standard and offering a baseline to learn from. Edelman mentioned watching old Montana/Rice footage with Brady to incorporate routes and techniques they could use for themselves. This was I believe back in Edelman's first year with the team.

So yes, Garoppolo being traded to the 49ers (at all, let alone for a 2nd) is equitable payback.

If the 49ers owed Tampa Bay anything prior to 1987, Steve Young paid it all off and then some.