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I wouldn't count the bears out either.Ain't nobody but the Jets locking down that #1 pick.
I wouldn't count the bears out either.Ain't nobody but the Jets locking down that #1 pick.
If Goff struggles early you can be sure Mannion will get a shot at starting. He is the backup and he really hasn't had an opportunity to play or start. Personally, I'd like to see them give Mannion a start in a regular season game just to see how he does.
In any case, McVay and the Rams won't search for another QB until they are sure what they have in Mannion.
Shoot me down for posing the question, but this thought has been bugging me and spinning 'round my head over the last couple of days. Don't get me wrong, I want him to succeed and I want him to do well this year and to improve every year, and reach the status of Brady, Rodgers, Brees etc, (Perennial Elite QB Status). By all accounts he's performing well this off-season, but doesn't every starter?
My question is, what happens if he still seems out of his depth on game day this year? And there is no improvement? Does he get benched, or do we plow on? And what would happen in next year's draft, do we look at drafting another QB or do we stick with our guy?
This isn't an anti-Goff post btw. I'm just interested in knowing what you guys think?
What do you think the answer is ??
You have to know Goff is staying put as a Ram.
Mannion is different though. If you are thinking like that then why not ask the question if Goff has a career ending injury or has a career list of injuries like Sam Bradford ??
Back to the question though is he will get benched. If Goff gets out played hugely Mannion will get the start. McVay is a QB coach at heart.
The same question was answered with RG111.
I am holding judgement until halfway into the season. I believe in McVay's ability to guide a young QB. The significant visual that disturbed me about Goff last year was how he fell apart on a few plays, some of which resulted in ugly turnovers. I know that his Oline sucked (bye GRob), and his WR's couldn't run routes to save their lives and when the ball came to them on crucial first down attempts, they dropped the d@mn thing. BUT, even as a young QB, he should have more awareness than he showed in tough situations.
Having said all of that, I expect to see massive improvement and look forward to seeing Goff 2.0!
I think McVay won't worry about benching Goff IF he still seems overwhelmed on game day. He will want the best player on the playing field. IF that happens to be Mannion then so be it. I can't wait until pre-season, I want the Rams to attack pre-season, not the vanilla starts we've been subjected to in the past few years. I want the rust to be shaken free before week 1 and I want to see a VAST improvement from the QB position, O-line, RB and WRs - I also want to see how we work in Rogers at FB
Our team is young, winning gives you a buzz, I want to see Goff complete big passes, I want to see all of our TEs and WRs get the ball, I want to see big runs from Gurley and I want the O-line to start to gel. That's 4 games where they could really be playing for 3 quarters each week, then mix in some backups and fringe players in the final quarter. I'd even give Mannion some playtime in the final quarter so that he gets comfortable out there too.So real true about the preseason.Spags did the same thing with Bulger. Then Bradford: You have to compete. You make a team have to stop you.You can't just think You can just walk through a play , McVay is about running through a play to perfection.
Confidence plays a big part of it . It's not just about the Coaching B it is about The Rams as a team
Sam Darnold is staying for his senior year.
Yesterdays LATimes.
We'll see about that, let him play his junior year first.Sam Darnold is staying for his senior year.
Yesterdays LATimes.
If Goff fails. Which I don't believe will happen for one second.
You should do what you always should do. Keep building the infrastructure around the QB on offense.
Keep building the defense as best you can.
Find the best coaches that you can.
Find the best Scouts that you can and continue trying to develop a quarterback and have the best one playing possible.