Brian Westbrook agrees with Trent Williams: 'Jimmy G is absolutely a QB you can win with'

Name: Brian Westbrook agrees with Trent Williams: 'Jimmy G is absolutely a QB you can win with'
Uploaded: 2020-06-03T11:27:37-04:00
Description: Trent Williams, newly traded San Francisco 49ers' offensive tackle, commented that his quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo, is a 'quarterback you can win with'. Nick Wright thinks this is a lack of 'take integrity', but hear why Brian Westbrook agrees with Trent.

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Trent Williams, newly traded San Francisco 49ers' offensive tackle, commented that his quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo, is a 'quarterback you can win with'. Nick Wright thinks this is a lack of 'take integrity', but hear why Brian Westbrook agrees with Trent.

JUNE 3, 2020・first things first・2:39

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Brian Westbrook agrees with Trent Williams: 'Jimmy G is absolutely a QB you can win with'

Trent Williams, newly traded San Francisco 49ers' offensive tackle, commented that his quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo, is a 'quarterback you can win with'. Nick Wright thinks this is a lack of 'take integrity', but hear why Brian Westbrook agrees with Trent.

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