REPORT: Panther prefer Jimmy Garoppolo to Baker Mayfield

[TheSpecialJuan]

Per Jonathan Jones 

[trueblade]

[KSpan]

From a potential maturity standpoint, sure. From a talent, ceiling, and availability standpoint, no way.

[Verge]

Yeah

[rebelrouser]

would much rather have Baker but not wild about either. Garappolo just had throwing arm shoulder surgery.  

[MHS831]

Baker is too inconsistent and a head case.   JG is consistently mediocre but a company man.

[Icege]

I'll take Jimmy over the other QBs currently available.

[YourLastThought]

How about NEITHER and we just fire Rhule.

[poundaway]

The 9ers are 31-14 with JimmyG.   Shanahan is 8-28 without JimmyG.   They went to the Super Bowl and 2 NFC Championship games in the last 3 years.  Jimmy had a higher passer rating than Mahomes last year.

Naah, we're just to good for him.

Edited April 27, 2022 by poundaway

[Lurk21]

This is the ultimate smokescreen. So the team would rather trade (I'm assuming) Jimmy and Deebo for 6 and etc. A quarterback  with a throwing shoulder injury and a Wr/rb that wants to get paid. If we are going to neglect left tackle, it'd make more sense to draft Garrett  Wilson and  get baker at a reduced cost. Not my ideal option but Jimmy is not the answer. I'm also done with Quarterbacks with throwing arm injuries. No way!!  

[TheSpecialJuan]

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As we near the draft, the smoke coming out of Charlotte is the Panthers aren't interested in trading for Baker Mayfield. I don't get the impression anyone in Charlotte is pressed to bring Mayfield on right now (he was never getting traded before the draft), and I don't believe the Panthers view him as a personality fit in the locker room over Garoppolo

https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/nfl-insider-notebook-panthers-keeping-qb-options-open-dont-expect-move-during-draft-jags-split-on-top-pick/

[CRA]

So we are back to wanting Teddy Bridgewater.  

What is the definition of insanity?

[Basbear]

[Jackie Lee]

9 minutes ago, CRA said:

So we are back to wanting Teddy Bridgewater.  

What is the definition of insanity?

It's a Teddy Bridgewater that's also a yes man.