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@theduke
Biggest concern is Goff. He does not look off his primary target. Plus @theduke pointed out
he pumps once prior to his throws in the same direction he is looking. This is keying the cover man that the ball is about to come his way.
Somebody mix me a strong batch of koolaid.
As you very well know, he's still sharing many of the reps at this stage of camp while working on fundamentals. He's also still building chemistry with the different allotment of pass catchers vs live defenses.
There is no doubt he's been hot and cold processing the playbook language and route trees in McVay's offense as some have expressed what they've witnessed in practice.
I never expected him to be polished up at this stage of camp where he's looking hard to the left and visualizing the entire route tree in his head before he looks quickly to the middle of the field and then to his right before he fires a strike.
We may even see some blunders at Oakland this Saturday but that will be the first real test and body of work that McVay & LeFleur will have to go on as they get him up to speed with each new offensive series leading up to Week 1.
I do expect the polished part of his game to come along much more in the final 8 or 9 days of practice when the real preparation for the opener begins.
When McVay game plans for the Colts and #16 gets the majority of all the reps and then gets in the man cave
(film room) with McVay, the fine tuning that happens then, is something that fans won't get to witness like the practices that have been open to the public.
I could be wrong about this and he's just too far behind schedule from where he should be...
Until I see with my own eyes what some are concerned about when he's under center during the first few games of the regular season, I'm holding steadfast with my theory.
