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Ian Rapoport: Panthers likely to have interest in Jimmy Garoppolo


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4 hours ago, Soul Rebel said:

They're estimating Jimmy G @ around $8M per after coming off a $7M year in '22. 

A guy that is more ready like Stroud or Young would probably only need a year of Jimmy G here. Someone like AR, Levis or Hooker might not be ready until the midpoint of '24. 

I would prefer Brissett, Minshew or Rush. 

To your last sentence, check out Mike White. Hes my #2, got the goods.... Miss out on minshew, all-in on white....

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3 hours ago, kungfoodude said:

Jimmy G is a oft injured game manager. That isn't worth much money, IMO.

Yep, for me its a price deal. If fiififiifif ifi fifii if Jimmy G lands on your team, you then must carry 3 QBs. 

I mean SF has had the best overall team for a couple years, a warm corpse could win there. Hes never been in a good light with me, besides the patriots training him to be a NFL QB theres lots of injuries and backup levels of snaps...

He the type that varies widely among teams i bet. 

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