Tuesday Pt1: How will Garoppolo fit with Raiders? Is Rodgers or Lamar's situation more frustrating?

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🗓️ 14 March 2023

⏱️ 36 minutes

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Part one of the GMFB podcast begins with hosts Sara Walsh, Kyle Brandt, James Palmer, and Shaun O’Hara comparing former Raiders QB Derek Carr to newly acquired Raiders QB Jimmy Garoppolo - Will Garoppolo fit with Las Vegas better than Carr? Then Kyle leads a game called “nope or cantaloupe” where the hosts answer difficult questions - would the Jets be the best team in the AFC East with Aaron Rodgers? Does Anthony Richardson have the highest ceiling among QB’s in the NFL draft? Later, the GMFB crew takes a look at the situation for Aaron Rodgers and Lamar Jackson and discuss which situation is more aggravating. Part one of the podcast finishes up looking at teams that will surprise people in the NFL draft and select a QB.

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0:00.0	This is an I-Heart podcast.
0:02.5	Guaranteed Human.
0:04.3	Good Morning Football is a production of the NFL in partnership with IHeart Radio. Hey, hey, hey. Oh, yeah.
0:23.6	Good morning football.
0:27.6	Welcome to good morning football.
0:28.9	We are live in New York City.
0:30.6	It is Tuesday, March 14th.
0:36.0	I'm Sarah Walsh, alongside Kyle Brandt, Sean O'Hara, and James Palmer and Guy's NFL Free Agency.
0:45.7	It begins on Wednesday for Eastern, but we are in the middle of the two-day negotiating window that opened yesterday so teams can negotiate with the agents of unrestricted free agents.
0:55.0	We are going to all have the latest right here on GMFB. We're taking you right up till 11 a.m. Eastern and two seconds before this show kicked off, Sean O'Hara looked at me and goes, so is Brady coming back? Uh-oh. No, no, no, no, no, that's not part of the show. That's no. Hey, the window for everybody is still open right now, right? No, we're not. Remember we ended the show yesterday and I was saying, I'm kind of falling in love with Aaron Rogers not committing. I have Stockholm syndrome. Yeah. Still hasn't. And I like it. Really? Okay. I'm into it. Okay.
1:11.9	I'm into it.
1:12.5	Sarah?
1:13.1	I'm not into it.
1:14.1	Not into it.
1:14.4	I figured. Aaron Rogers not committing. I have Stockholm syndrome. Yeah. Still hasn't. And I like it. Really? Really? Okay. Okay. I'm into it. Sarah? I'm not into it. Like let's put an end to it. Okay. Not yet. Let's go to Ian Rappaport. I don't think he's going to end it here, but man, we wish that he could. Aaron Rogers' watch continues. Ian, what is the very latest?
1:34.5	I wish that I could too, but I can't because Aaron Rogers has still not committed to the New York Jets, is still not told the Packers that he wants to be traded to the Jets, is still not actually
1:38.2	committed to playing in the 2023 season. I don't know everyone's wondering, when is he going
1:43.2	to make a decision? Guess what? Literally everyone involved is wondering that the same. And for Aaron Rogers, retirement is, in fact, a real option. Playing for the Jets is a real option. This would be real simple. Call the Jets and say, I want to play for you. Call the Packers and say, trade me there. Two sides of work out a deal. It is not done yet. Certainly it is something
2:01.8	that could be done. But until then, we wait for Aaron Rogers to decide, and everyone is sort of
2:07.2	in limbo there. But not all teams were in limbo yesterday, including the Las Vegas Raiders. They agreed
2:13.3	to terms with their starting quarterback for the 2023 season. That is Jimmy Garoppel. He gets a three
2:19.3	year 72.75 million dollar contract, $34 million guaranteed, nearly $25 million in year one.
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