GDT: Rams at Packers 4:30pm ET

[Dz1]

I've watched the tape and think you're dead wrong.

Yeap and I got thousands of post when I said the same thing about Bradford.

Goff looks left throws left etc etc the Miami game proves my point.

I saw at least 4 5 times in the Cards game Wolf making multiple reads and the throw to Woods and Higs awesome.

If not for motion penalties and a fumble we would have scored another 14.

Plus I'm pretty sure isn't a poster here that would say this was Goffs best year.

 

[jrry32]

Yeap and I got thousands of post when I said the same thing about Bradford.

Goff looks left throws left etc etc the Miami game proves my point.

I saw at least 4 5 times in the Cards game Wolf making multiple reads and the throw to Woods and Higs awesome.

If not for motion penalties and a fumble we would have scored another 14.

Plus I'm pretty sure isn't a poster here that would say this was Goffs best year.

Great. I don't care about Bradford. He's ancient history. You're wrong about Goff not reading the entire field or going through multiple progressions. Like any starting caliber QB, on the vast majority of plays, Goff is going to throw where he looks initially. That's because good QBs are able to decipher the coverage often pre-snap and know where to go with the football. It's amazing the praise some of y'all heap on Wolford for a very mediocre game.

In fact, I can give you two easy examples of Goff looking left and then coming back across the field to find Reynolds against Green Bay:

Los Angeles Rams quarterback Jared Goff delivers a dart to wide receiver Josh Reynolds for a 21-yard catch and run

www.nfl.com

Los Angeles Rams quarterback Jared Goff rips it to wide receiver Josh Reynolds over the middle for a big 28-yard pickup

www.nfl.com

 

[Dz1]

Great. I don't care about Bradford. He's ancient history. You're wrong about Goff not reading the entire field or going through multiple progressions. Like any starting caliber QB, on the vast majority of plays, Goff is going to throw where he looks initially. That's because good QBs are able to decipher the coverage often pre-snap and know where to go with the football. It's amazing the praise some of y'all heap on Wolford for a very mediocre game.

In fact, I can give you two easy examples of Goff looking left and then coming back across the field to find Reynolds against Green Bay:

Los Angeles Rams quarterback Jared Goff delivers a dart to wide receiver Josh Reynolds for a 21-yard catch and run

www.nfl.com

Los Angeles Rams quarterback Jared Goff rips it to wide receiver Josh Reynolds over the middle for a big 28-yard pickup

www.nfl.com

Sorry not going to debate, Goff has many many games to show he went thru a read or 2, Wolf has 1.

You yourself posted Don't know what Goff is,So. And posted about Watson.lol.

Time Tells All and what I'm posting about Goffs lack of reads progression will come true.

Jmho