If they go 4-1, with tiebreakers for both the Cards and Hawks, will we still be calling for Goff or letting him come into his own like a good wine?
Will still be calling for him...unless Keenum is playing so well that there's no need for Goff.
If they go 4-1, with tiebreakers for both the Cards and Hawks, will we still be calling for Goff or letting him come into his own like a good wine?
If they go 4-1, with tiebreakers for both the Cards and Hawks, will we still be calling for Goff or letting him come into his own like a good wine?
I'll be calling for Goff, I sure hope his grapes ferment quickly.If they go 4-1, with tiebreakers for both the Cards and Hawks, will we still be calling for Goff or letting him come into his own like a good wine?
But if that happens then we just wasted six good draft picks and set this team back a decade, at least according to Aikmans timeline. Not sure that will sit well with me.Will still be calling for him...unless Keenum is playing so well that there's no need for Goff.
Goff. Why spend time on a QB that isn't part of our future?
But if that happens then we just wasted six good draft picks and set this team back a decade, at least according to Aikmans timeline. Not sure that will sit well with me.
And in '79 we went 4-2 before losing the next 3 in a row. We ended up in the Superbowl. No correlation there either except that this team resembles the 79 team far more than the '06 team.The 2006 team started off 4-1 before finishing with an 8-8 record. Just another example of why we need to keep our heads. I'll be damn happy if we get to 3-1 but I just hope this team can focus on the opponent in front of them and not overlook any one. I'm praying we come out firing on all cylinders tomorrow. Maybe it's me, but I don't feel like drinking any Kool-Aid yet. A win tomorrow will sure help though.
Goff. Why spend time on a QB that isn't part of our future?
Because using the example given, the team is winning. Isn't that what we root for every week?
Because we're winning and Goff isn't ready?
We have to get Goff playing time before the playoffs. What, don't you think we need to be prepared for best case scenario as opposed to planning on finishing 7-9, like we MAY be doing now if we don't get Goff in there ASAP?
But if that happens then we just wasted six good draft picks and set this team back a decade, at least according to Aikmans timeline. Not sure that will sit well with me.
You're gonna give yourself a stroke. Nothing we say is going to get Goff in there any sooner than he's actually going to get in there.We have to get Goff playing time before the playoffs. What, don't you think we need to be prepared for best case scenario as opposed to planning on finishing 7-9, like we MAY be doing now if we don't get Goff in there ASAP?
We have to get Goff playing time before the playoffs. What, don't you think we need to be prepared for best case scenario as opposed to planning on finishing 7-9, like we MAY be doing now if we don't get Goff in there ASAP?
Keenum is the only reason why we are in this game. Gurley has only 17 yards on 8 attempts, ... our interior OL sucks in rush blocking. What would Goff be doing that guarantees us a win today ?
On 3&9 Case throws short to TA and we settle for a FG. Had Goff been in there he would have thrown it 10 yards in the air and we would have converted and gone on to score a TD. Right now, we are playing .500 ball.
Or he could have been strip-sacked.On 3&9 Case throws short to TA and we settle for a FG. Had Goff been in there he would have thrown it 10 yards in the air and we would have converted and gone on to score a TD.
Or he could have fumbled the snapOr he could have been strip-sacked.
Or he could have thrown a pick.
Or he could have thrown an incompletion.
Or he could have thrown the same exact ball.
Lotta things *could* have happened, but for certain we don't know what *would* have happened.