It came a year later than anticipated, but the Jimmy Garoppolo era in San Francisco is over. Garoppolo and the Raiders have agreed on a deal that will land the veteran signal caller in Las Vegas per ESPN’S Adam Schefter. The contract is a three-year pact worth up to $67.5 million, with $34 million guaranteed per Schefter.
The Garoppolo tenure in the Bay Area was tumultuous, but ultimately very successful. The 49ers sent a second-round pick to the Patriots to acquire Garoppolo in 2017, and were 1-10 when he took over as the starter. They finished that year 6-10 and went 38-17 in games started by their new QB over the next five seasons.
