"If the 49ers fail to win a Super Bowl, it will be because of Jimmy Garoppolo" — Hank

Take Slip·Oct 24, 2022

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If the 49ers fail to win a Super Bowl, it will be because of Jimmy Garoppolo

There's no reason why they shouldn't make the championship or the Super Bowl. And if they don't it's probably gonna be because of Jimmy g.

Prediction Football Medium Subjective

Jimmy Garoppolo got injured later in the season, and Brock Purdy led them to the NFC Championship game, where he also got hurt. It's difficult to judge since Jimmy G didn't finish the season.

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Daniel Jones has officially become 'the guy' for the Giants

He's definitely become the guy... He's got that dog in him officially now.

Opinion Football Medium

While Jones led them to the playoffs in 2022 and got a massive extension, his play regressed significantly in 2023 and 2024, leading to him being benched.

Win

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The New York Giants will make the playoffs

The New York Giants are gonna make the playoffs. They just are, they're going. It's hard. I want you to all prepare yourself for that moment because I don't want to sneak up on anybody. The New York Giants are gonna be playoff team.

Prediction Football Mild

The Giants finished the 2022 season 9-7-1 and made the playoffs as a Wild Card team.

Win

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Big Cat

The Packers are failing because they refuse to run an offense that fits their personnel

They have a roster set up to run the football and play defense and win games the ugly way. Yet they just refuse to run the football and use probably their best offensive player, not Aaron Rodgers, is Aaron Jones. They just don't use him... they're essentially running an offense that is not fit for their personnel and it just keeps failing.

Opinion Football Medium

The Packers finished 8-9 and missed the playoffs, with internal friction over the offensive scheme remaining a storyline throughout Rodgers' final season there.