Jimmy Garoppolo

From the time he first arrived in Santa Clara last year, wide receiver Marquise Goodwin felt he had landed in the right place. After four ho-hum seasons in Buffalo, Goodwin desired to play for an organization with a longstanding winning tradition. He yearned for an environment that valued personal relationships, from the front office down to […]

With each passing day and no news on Reuben Foster’s future with the 49ers, it’s becoming increasingly clear that this one might take a while.

The San Francisco 49ers announced on Wednesday they have signed a center to a three-year contract extension through the 2020 season.

For the first time, Garoppolo joined Gary & Larry on KNBR shortly after his presser, and revealed that since his deal was reported on Wednesday, Garoppolo has already heard from multiple players looking to come join the 49ers in 2018

On Friday, ESPN’s Adam Schefter released the rest of the details, complete with specific breakdowns for every season through 2022.

On Thursday morning, Jimmy Garoppolo reportedly signed a 5-year deal with the 49ers, worth $137.5 million, which would be the most expensive deal in NFL history.

After five starts in a 49ers uniform, Jimmy Garoppolo is soon to become the highest paid player in NFL history.

While making an appearance with Murph & Mac Monday morning, Ian Rapoport claimed the 49ers are narrowing in on a contract extension with Jimmy Garoppolo.

Jimmy Garoppolo just got paid to watch this year’s Super Bowl, but it appears the betting public believes he will be playing in the game at this time next year. At 20 or 18-to-1 (depending on where you look) the 49ers have been the most popular pick to win the Super Bowl next year, according to the William Hill Race and Sports Book.

Jimmy Garoppolo surely would’ve liked to be playing in Sunday’s thrilling Super Bowl, but he’ll take the consolation prize that comes with watching it on TV.