'The 49ers are better with Jimmy G', Chris Broussard explains | FIRST THINGS FIRST

Name: 'The 49ers are better with Jimmy G', Chris Broussard explains | FIRST THINGS FIRST
Uploaded: 2022-09-19T17:54:20-04:00
Description: Trey Lance will be out the rest of the season after breaking his ankle against the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday. Jimmy Garoppolo came in to finish the game in the 27-7 win over Seattle. Chris Broussard makes the case for why the Niners are better with Jimmy G as their QB.

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Trey Lance will be out the rest of the season after breaking his ankle against the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday. Jimmy Garoppolo came in to finish the game in the 27-7 win over Seattle. Chris Broussard makes the case for why the Niners are better with Jimmy G as their QB.

SEPTEMBER 19, 2022・first things first・2:24

Jimmy Garoppolo

Trey Lance

National Football League

San Francisco 49ers

Chris Broussard

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'The 49ers are better with Jimmy G', Chris Broussard explains | FIRST THINGS FIRST

Trey Lance will be out the rest of the season after breaking his ankle against the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday. Jimmy Garoppolo came in to finish the game in the 27-7 win over Seattle. Chris Broussard makes the case for why the Niners are better with Jimmy G as their QB.

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