Wolford played very well. Teams also have no tape on him. If he can keep up this level of play is anyone's guess. More often than not, however, the answer is no. Tebow. Austin Davis. Taysom Hill. Unknown QBs tend to see initial success above their talent level because of the lack of tape. If Wolford replicates this success for a handful of games, maybe a QB controversy starts. Currently, I think it would be foolish not to start Goff if he is able to go.
That's the key - *if* Goff is able to go. A throwing hand injury is not a joke. And Goff struggles with fumbles at the best of times. Wolford showed me enough that I want him starting until Goff is 100% - or at least reasonably close to it. That might well mean I want him starting in Seattle. We'll see what the reports on Goff's thumb say.
Our o-line also struggles to pass block, so Wolford's mobility is a big asset until that can be sorted out. If Whitworth returns, it will go a long way.