First and foremost I am not "certain" about anything except that loud mouth Keyshawn is a loudmouth that has spewed BS before. Once a liar always a liar, in my opinion.
Secondly, I have seen and read too many reports about how the Goff trade was pitched to the ownership. All three have the same story and credible sources have reported it multiple times. I have searched and gave up but I have to go with what makes most since to me. Fisher will lose any battle he has with Kroenke. No point in losing a multi million dollar job for a feud with ownership over a QB. If their was a pissing contest it would be reasonable for me to assume that Fisher would have been fired on the spot in the locker room last night. Billionaires don't put up with rebellion in the ranks.
Thirdly there is no need for Fisher, Snead, and Kroenke to lie about how the decision to choose Goff came about. If Kroenke wanted Goff, Kroenke has big boy pants and can tell the world that he told Fisher to go get Goff. Kroenke is a businessman, not a "fan" from my take. I don't see him as a micromanager. LA has not had a team in 22 years, you don't need a controversial selling of the farm to climb and get a QB to sell tickets. And Kroenke said that the story about getting Goff was about ticket sales was not true. Kroenke did his homework before moving back to LA. He knew the demographics and how many tickets would be sold and what price to charge, I am certain that season tickets would have sold out in a matter of minutes, with or without Goff, and the decision to move to LA was completely void of the Goff trade. If one is going to make billions they have to think in a multi dimensional manner and be steps ahead of everyone else playing the game.
Fourth, I believe that it was the same media that said Goff will start week one that is stirring the pot about Kroenke deciding to take Goff. The media is full of crap in this country and I have a fantastic track record with finding the truth. I was never a fan of this trade, if a QB was so sacred why not wait until a better draft to find a QB if we are building for the future, which is what Kroenke would be doing. If Kroenke was the one to decide a QB I believe he would have gone with a QB that had a consensus about being the best ever, not an "overrated draft pick" simply for the sake of being a QB. It makes sense that Fisher did this to keep his job for another year or more. If Kroenke was the man for Goff then it would be reasonable that he would have made sure that Goff took every preseason snap and would have made Fisher name him the starter from the get go. So my certainty has as much to do with my sixth sense as it does with common since and an unrelenting quest for truth wherever I can find it.
With that said I can be completely wrong but it would take a come to Jesus moment for Kroenke, and he would have to be on video explaining how he concocted the lie and how Fisher and Snead sold the lie, before I would be convinced otherwise. I don't foresee that video ever being made, so I stand by opinion for what ever it is worth.
Hopefully whatever the truth is, I Hope Goff becomes a winning QB for the Rams very soon like next week and does what is needed to get Gurley to be the best RB in history.
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