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Jimmy Garoppolo 10 JIMMY GAROPPOLO 6-2 | 225 | EASTERN ILLINOIS QB 11.2.91 | ROLLING MEADOWS, IL | 6TH YEAR | ACQUIRED TR IN ‘17 - NE AWARDS & HONORS 2017: FedEx Air Player of the Week (Week 15), Castrol EDGE Clutch GAROPPOLO’S GOLDEN NUGGETS Performer of the Week (Week 15 & Week 16) • Is a two-time Super Bowl champion (XLIX & LI) as a member of the New England Patriots. 2019 HIGHLIGHTS • Registered 13,089 yards in total offense at Eastern Illinois, • Completed 17 of 25 atts. for 296 yds., 3 TDs and a passer rating of joining New Orleans Saints head coach Sean Payton (10,298 131.2 at Cin. (9/15). His 3 TD passes tied a then-career high [3 TDs yards; 1983-86) as the only players in EIU history to generate vs. Mia. (9/18/16)]. Garoppolo’s 131.2 passer rating was his then- at least 10,000 yards in total offense. highest as a member of the 49ers (min. 25 atts.) and highest since 9/18/16 vs. Mia. (135.4). • Following his senior season at Eastern Illinois in 2013, was • Registered a 1-yd. TD run at LAR (10/13), marking the 2nd rushing named the Walter Payton Award winner. The Award is given TD of his career. Completed 24 of 33 atts. (72.7 pct.) for 243 yds. to the most outstanding offensive player in the Division I • Connected on 28 of 37 atts. for 317 yds., tied for a career-high 4 Football Championship Subdivision. TDs and a career-high passer rating of 136.9 at Arz. (10/31). His 4 • In addition to Garoppolo, Eastern Illinois has produced a fair TD passes were the most by a member of the 49ers since QB Colin share of NFL products including Mike Shanahan, former Su- Kaepernick had 4 passing TDs at NE (12/16/12). per Bowl winning NFL head coach and father of current 49ers • Completed 34 of 45 atts. (75.6 pct.) for a career-high 424 yds., a head coach Kyle Shanahan, Chicago Bears general manager career-high tying 4 TDs and a QB rating of 115.4 vs. Arz. (11/17). Ryan Pace, New Orleans Saints head coach Sean Payton Trailing 23-26 with 2:12 left in the game, he led the offense on an and former Dallas Cowboys QB and current TV analyst Tony 8-play, 65-yd. TD drive that was capped off by a 25-yd. TD pass to Romo. RB Jeff Wilson Jr. It marked his 2nd game-winning TD pass this season [vs. Pit. (9/22/19)]. • His brother, Mike, played linebacker at Western Illinois (2007- • With 424 yds. and 4 TDs vs. Arz. (11/17), he joined Hall of Fame QBs 11). Joe Montana and Steve Young as the only QBs in franchise history to throw for over 400 yds. and 4 TDs in a game. 2019 HIGHLIGHTS (CONTINUED) • Completed 14 of 20 atts. (70.0 pct.) for 253 yds., 2 TDs and a ca- 49ERS QUARTERBACKS WITH AT LEAST 400 PASSING YDS. reer-high QB rating of 145.8 vs. GB (11/24). Also tied his career-long & 4 TDS IN A GAME, FRANCHISE HISTORY pass on a 61-yd. TD recept. by TE George Kittle. Player Opp. Date Comps. Atts. Yds. TDs Rtg. • Completed 26 of 35 atts. for 349 yds. and 4 TDs with a passer Jimmy Garoppolo vs. Arz. 11/17/19 34 45 424 4 115.4 rating of 131.7 at NO (12/8). Connected on a 75-yd. TD pass to WR Steve Young at LAR 11/28/93 26 32 462 4 145.3 Emmanuel Sanders, marking the longest TD pass of his career. Joe Montana at Atl. 10/14/90 32 49 476 6 119.6 Marked his 3rd 300-yd. game this season and his 4 TD passes tied Joe Montana at Phi. 9/24/89 25 34 428 5 142.8 his career high [4 TD passes vs. Arz. (11/17/19) & at Arz. (10/31/19)]. Joe Montana at Atl. 10/6/85 37 57 429 5 116.8 Also engineered his 3rd, 4th Qtr. comeback of the season as he led the team on a 7-play, 63-yd. drive to set up the game-winning 30-yd. FG by K Robbie Gould. GAROPPOLO’S GAME-BY-GAME 2019 Total Pct. Date Opp W/L P/S Att Cmp Pct Yds TD Int Lg Sk/Yds Rtg Rsh Yds TD Net Yds. Offense Sep 8 at TB W 1/1 27 18 66.7 166 1 1 39t 1/8 80.2 2 -2 0 156 60.9% Sep 15 at Cin W 1/1 25 17 68.0 296 3 1 39t 0/0 131.0 4 8 0 305 53.2% Sep 22 Pit W 1/1 32 23 71.9 277 1 2 27 1/9 82.4 6 3 0 271 62.2% Oct 7 Cle W 1/1 29 20 69.0 181 2 0 22t 2/10 108.5 4 -3 0 168 37.7% Oct 13 at LAR W 1/1 33 24 72.7 243 0 1 45 2/11 80.7 5 4 1 236 71.3% Oct 20 at Was W 1/1 21 12 57.1 151 0 1 40 2/5 59.8 4 20 0 166 58.7% Oct 27 Car W 1/1 22 18 81.8 175 2 1 29 3/19 111.2 0 0 0 156 40.2% Oct 31 at Arz W 1/1 37 28 75.7 317 4 0 32 1/7 136.9 3 2 0 312 75.9% Nov 11 Sea L 1/1 46 24 52.2 248 1 1 30 5/33 66.2 2 2 0 216 71.5% Nov 17 Arz W 1/1 45 34 75.6 424 4 2 57 2/16 115.4 1 7 0 415 93.9% Nov 24 GB W 1/1 20 14 70.0 253 2 0 61t 3/26 145.8 2 1 0 228 67.3% Dec 1 at Bal L 1/1 21 15 71.4 165 1 0 33t 2/8 110.2 3 5 0 162 48.9% Dec 8 at NO W 1/1 35 26 74.3 349 4 1 75t 3/30 131.7 2 1 0 320 62.0% Dec 15 Atl Dec 21 LAR Dec 29 at Sea TOTALS 13/13 393 273 69.5 3,245 25 11 75t 27/182 103.9 38 47 1 3,110 61.6% 2019 MEDIA GUIDE SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS CAREER HIGHLIGHTS CAREER HIGHLIGHTS (CONTINUED) • With a 37-8 victory • In his 1st start as a member of the 49ers, completed 26 of 37 atts. MOST QB WINS THROUGH vs. GB (11/24/19) for a career-high 293 yds. at Chi. (12/3/17). According to the Elias 21 CAREER STARTS, SUPER BOWL ERA Garoppolo im- Sports Bureau, his 293 passing yds. set the franchise record for Player Wins proved to 18-3 as a most passing yds. by a player in his 1st start with the team. 1t. Jimmy Garoppolo, NE/SF 18 starter in the NFL, • His 1,542 passing yds. through his 1st five starts with the 49ers Ben Roethlisberger, Pit. 18 becoming the 6th ranks 4th among all QBs in their 1st five starts with a new team Marc Bulger, StL 18 QB in the Super since the merger in 1970. Kurt Warner, StL 18 Bowl era to win at Mike Tomczak, Chi. 18 least 18 of his first 21 MOST PASSING YDS. IN 1ST FIVE STARTS Dan Marino, Mia. 18 career starts. WITH A TEAM SINCE 1970 • His 67.6 career com- CAREER COMPLETION PCT., FRAN- Player Team Year Yards pletion percentage CHISE HISTORY (MIN. 500 ATTS.) Drew Bledsoe Buffalo 2002 1,762 as a member of the Player Comp % Trent Green St. Louis 2000 1,668 49ers ranks 1st in 1. Jimmy Garoppolo 67.6 Cam Newton Carolina 2011 1,610 franchise history 2. Steve Young 65.8 Jimmy Garoppolo San Francisco 2017 1,542 (min. 500 atts.). 3. Joe Montana 63.7 Kirk Cousins Washington 2012-14 1,503 • With a 100.0 career 4. Shaun Hill 61.7 quarterback rating 5. Jeff Garcia 61.4 • His 2,038 passing yds. through his 1st seven NFL starts ranks 5th as a member of the among all QBs since the merger in 1970. BEST CAREER QB RATING, FRANCHISE 49ers, Garoppolo MOST PASSING YDS. IN 1ST SEVEN HISTORY (MIN. 500 ATTS.) ranks 2nd in fran- STARTS SINCE 1970 chise history (min. Player QB Rat 1. Steve Young 101.4 Player Year Yards 500 atts.). Billy Volek 2003-04 2,305 2. Jimmy Garoppolo 100.0 • His 8.4 career aver- Patrick Mahomes 2017-18 2,149 3. Joe Montana 93.5 age yds. per attempt Cam Newton 2011 2,103 4. Colin Kaepernick 88.9 as a 49er ranks 1st Kirk Cousins 2012-14 2,043 5. Jeff Garcia 88.3 in franchise history Jimmy Garoppolo 2016-17 2,038 (min. 500 atts.). CAREER AVG YDS. PER ATTEMPT, • With wins in each • Became just the 5th QB in the last 30 years to make his 1st regu- FRANCHISE HISTORY (MIN. 500 ATTS.) of his 1st five starts lar season start in a season-opening night game (9/11/16 vs. Arz.). Player Y/A with the 49ers [15-14 Packers QB Aaron Rodgers was the last (2008, win vs. Minnesota), 1. Jimmy Garoppolo 8.4 at Chi.
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