Wouldn't surprise me if it was a defensive coach who was expecting SOMETHING from the #1 overall pick, only to have the defense have to haul most of the water for this team because the #1 overall pick...just isn't getting it very fast.
Now, of course, there are factors. Fisher's unwillingness to create an environment for his rookie to thrive is certainly a large part. Maybe the biggest part...and we have no way of knowing if the criticism of Goff takes this or any other factor into account.
But...coming from that Bear Raid offense...I can see Goff might struggle. While he did do well with sight adjustments, recognizing complex blitzes or dawgs and knowing the correct audible is a far sight more complicated.
This has been covered before...but this smacks of Fisher "falling in love" with Goff's potential. What scares me about that is that he and Snead by extension may have underestimated the development requirements of Goff.
That's not to say that at some point that Goff can't or won't be Negasonic Teenage Warhead awesome. It does SERIOUSLY bring into question Fisher's ability to scout QBs, architect and implement a coherent plan for rapid development of any rookie QB and even if he can parse what skills translate from college to the pro game.
That last point is rather nettlesome. The Rams currently have two of the top college passers of all time and spent the #1 overall on an Air Raid QB. Actually, we have TWO Air Raid QBs. And the one QB we have who played in something other than a spread is #3 on the depth chart and I'd wager that he leaves before Keenum does unless a team like Cleveland comes calling.