JRobinson
MiLB
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This is horse hockey... he said, she said, nonsense. Guys like Keyshawn, and ALL the other media gurus have to give opinions on content; period. They are all paid to "play the game", just like the politics media.
We, dedicated fans of the Rams, know the difference we've seen in Goff so far. It's literally night and day from the previous regime. Goff is improving, he's doing what he's supposed to be doing in the preseason, executing and finding rythem.
The NFL is loaded with talented athletes who are paid because of their ability; naturally. I get aggravated when people complain about "mistakes". Example: TD throw from Carr in between two Ram defenders this last preaseason game. Fans will say, 'that can't happen' or 'what a bad play by Joyner'. No, that was a well executed play by the Raiders' offense. Carr put the ball on the money, and it worked against the defensive play that was called.... tip your hat, and move on. Same thing goes with Goff, he's going to make plays, he's going to make bad reads, and he's going to throw interceptions. How he responds is what ultimately determines his success. Mistakes will happen, yes, and the opposition will succeed too, yes. But it's about minimizing opportunities for the opposition to make those plays; that determines the success for Goff and the Rams. We have to remember that Goff is being groomed now and it's apparent that it's working.
We, dedicated fans of the Rams, know the difference we've seen in Goff so far. It's literally night and day from the previous regime. Goff is improving, he's doing what he's supposed to be doing in the preseason, executing and finding rythem.
The NFL is loaded with talented athletes who are paid because of their ability; naturally. I get aggravated when people complain about "mistakes". Example: TD throw from Carr in between two Ram defenders this last preaseason game. Fans will say, 'that can't happen' or 'what a bad play by Joyner'. No, that was a well executed play by the Raiders' offense. Carr put the ball on the money, and it worked against the defensive play that was called.... tip your hat, and move on. Same thing goes with Goff, he's going to make plays, he's going to make bad reads, and he's going to throw interceptions. How he responds is what ultimately determines his success. Mistakes will happen, yes, and the opposition will succeed too, yes. But it's about minimizing opportunities for the opposition to make those plays; that determines the success for Goff and the Rams. We have to remember that Goff is being groomed now and it's apparent that it's working.
