That shit has gotten so much run for something that seems to have been largely out of context. I saw a vid a year or so after that talked about it, takes some of the funny out of it.
It will be interesting to see if Goff brings it up in an off handed way. Like throwing a pass in camp and telling the receivers to go East.
That still baffles me and to be honest, I started to question if Goff had what it took to be an upper echelon QB in the NFL. Some posters felt I was making too much of it and maybe I was and to be fair I felt Goff had a very solid year with the Lions in 2021 considering, especially when Dan Campbell took over calling plays, now the former TE Coach Ben Johnson is now calling plays and although I felt others were a tad over the top on the Lions last year I'm glad they will be on Hard Knocks as I'm anxious to see, how they kick'em in the knee.
They were not asking people on the street, they were asking a first round selection in the NFL that had several years of education at one of the finest educational institutions in the United States in Cal-Berkeley.
The story is that he was disoriented because he was in the plane. But it did make him look aloof.
What? Please extrapolate as I remember them asking him in the Meeting Room and Goff did not know the answer and then they asked Sean Mannion, who replied: The sun rises in the East & sets in the West.
That’s the explanation that was given later when Goff first said it.
Yeah there’s an interview from right after that explains it. But it’s more fun for people to laugh about it and have no context.
