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I used to think that way. But he really made little to any effort to get Goff up to speed with the 1st team.I doubt Fisher and Snead traded up to draft a guy they DIDN'T want
I used to think that way. But he really made little to any effort to get Goff up to speed with the 1st team.I doubt Fisher and Snead traded up to draft a guy they DIDN'T want
Fisher's just one of those coaches that doesn't like starting rookies. Much like Vermeil was.I used to think that way. But he really made little to any effort to get Goff up to speed with the 1st team.
Not saying he is a bust, going to be a bust, or anything like that. Just saying in my untrained eyes he has a looooooong way to go to become an elite NFL QB
And the horse you rode in on.
I don't see Keenum as a guy that "can win games." Gurley, the Defense and Special teams will win the games, not Keenum and his 100 yard passing games. No need for a QB that throws the ball for three or four yards to WRs that drop the dam ball, when you have a running game that can average 5 or 6 yards and with more of a chance to go the distance. If Goff doesn't play this year, then Fisher wasted those picks and needs to go. He could have picked up a QB later in this draft, and arguably with more physical upside talent, and sat them on the bench for the year. Maybe Fisher is playing games with Kroenke, but if I'm the owner I, would have either given Fisher an extension by now or fire him later for trading the house to sit a QB for the year. With that said, I believe Goff can learn what he needs to from the bench, ie calling plays in the huddle and reading blitzes, getting more comfortable under center, for the first three of four games this year and come in to play better than Keenum just by having a deep ball threat. Defenses will stack the box 8, or 9 deep with Keenum and his four yard arm, and sit on those routes looking for the pick six.It's not necessarily a bad situation to have a guy like Goff as our 3rd qb.
Remember when guys like Keith Null were our last hope?
Keenum has a great command of the offense. The team seems to stand behind him. He can win games.
Mannion has looked pretty good at times as well. He's He's a smart qb that knows the offense.
Goff is an incredible talent. It's nice to be in a situation where we don't have to run him out there before he's ready.
He's going you play this year.....and he's going to have his ups and downs, but he's going to solidify our qb position for years ro come.
This worries me slightly. I've seen guys like you who can watch a guy and see if he gets it physically or not. I don't have that gift but in my experience when people have it they ain't often wrong.I havent read thru the 5 pages of posts yet but going to give my opinion, like it or not
I have stated several times that I am not a good judge of football talent. Put me on a construction site and I can pick out the good ones and the bad ones just by the way they move while working. I know, what does that have to do with Jared Goff...well I'll tell ya.
He doesnt move like a NFL QB. At least in my eyes he doesnt. He is clunky. He reminds me of a young boy learning to dance, looking down at his feet to make sure they land on the footprints on the floor. Not smooth or automatic as he should be.
Sure Goff makes some good throws. and yes, the WR's dropped alot of passes this preseason that affected #16 stat line. But there was also some horrific throws and plays that a NUMBER 1 PICK should not have made.
Not saying he is a bust, going to be a bust, or anything like that. Just saying in my untrained eyes he has a looooooong way to go to become an elite NFL QB
You play to win this year.I don't see Keenum as a guy that "can win games." Gurley, the Defense and Special teams will win the games, not Keenum and his 100 yard passing games. No need for a QB that throws the ball for three or four yards to WRs that drop the dam ball, when you have a running game that can average 5 or 6 yards and with more of a chance to go the distance. If Goff doesn't play this year, then Fisher wasted those picks and needs to go. He could have picked up a QB later in this draft, and arguably with more physical upside talent, and sat them on the bench for the year. Maybe Fisher is playing games with Kroenke, but if I'm the owner I, would have either given Fisher an extension by now or fire him later for trading the house to sit a QB for the year. With that said, I believe Goff can learn what he needs to from the bench, ie calling plays in the huddle and reading blitzes, getting more comfortable under center, for the first three of four games this year and come in to play better than Keenum just by having a deep ball threat. Defenses will stack the box 8, or 9 deep with Keenum and his four yard arm, and sit on those routes looking for the pick six.
The Rams will play to win, that's why they will hand the ball off to Todd Gurley and let the defense destroy the opposing offense. Bubbaramsfan suggest this videoYou play to win this year.
Just making the decision to play Goff this year, because he's a high draft pick would be a poor decision. playing a rookie pocket passer is almost certainly a loosing season.
Keenum is the better QB at the moment. That's who should start.