Jimmy Garoppolo has conquered the field and beyond, amassing an impressive fortune. With million-dollar contracts and successful endorsement deals, his wealth continues to grow as he leads the Rams.

The Miami Dolphins are seeking a quality backup quarterback but Jimmy Garoppolo is no longer available. Remaining free agent options include veteran quarterbacks such as Joe Flacco, Mason Rudolph and ...

No one knows the future of Matthew Stafford. While it's likely his career doesn't span more than four years, it's not necessarily a guarantee he will retire after next season. Thus, the Rams ...

The Rams have signed wide receiver Davante Adams and re-signed quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo in recent days, which might have ...

The Rams agreed to a one-year deal to bring backup quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo back for 2025 on Monday, a source confirmed. Garoppolo’s contract reportedly includes a base salary of $4,505,000 ...

Jimmy Garoppolo is staying put. Adam Schefter of ESPN.com reports that the veteran quarterback has agreed to stay put with the Rams, on a one-year deal. Garoppolo, a second-round pick of the Patriots ...

Many veteran quarterbacks have come, failed and gone over Las Vegas Raiders team history, and that list includes Jimmy Garoppolo, who spent just one season with the franchise. Garoppolo was signed ...

There is this odd triangle of competitive rivalry, perceived hatred and pure disdain between Sean McVay, Kyle Shanahan, Jimmy Garoppolo and their respective organizations. Shanahan and McVay know ...

The Chicago Bears are expected to be one of the most active teams in free agency, and their plans to upgrade their offensive and defensive line are well known. Those two areas are not the only ...

Jimmy Garoppolo agreed to a one-year deal to remain with the Los Angeles Rams on Monday. As Garoppolo explained, while he explored other opportunities to play elsewhere, the decision to stay in ...

Jimmy Garoppolo is staying with the Los Angeles Rams to back up Matthew Stafford, a person familiar with the deal told The Associated Press.