Goff is better than R. Wilson. Here's why:

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Alaskan Ram said:
I thought it would be interesting to look up the pukeass ugly sea-foam alge-green uniform wearing umpa lumpa's record against us since he came into the league. 7-8 and streaky. Never has dominated us, and thus, hasn't secured my true hate.

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I'll never forget the Mountaineer Game on 9/13/15.10/19/14 I was there in person at the Lou for that game. Poor umpa didn't get the ball back due to Hekker's fake punt and Fisher's brass balls.
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That was a beauty. Austin sold it perfectly and Stedman got it done. Wish Bailey had been able to have a nice career.
 
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TexasRam said:
Wilson is the king of garbage time prevent defense stat building .

We own Wilson and always slam him to the turf.

He can’t sit in the pocket and throw dimes like Goff but he sure can throw up some rainbows after sucking for 3 quarters.
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I remember Goff having his best game of late by not staying in the pocket. Like Russel Wilson.
 
Sean McVay thrilled with Jared Goff’s blocking
Posted by Michael David Smith on December 3, 2019, 12:46 PM EST


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Rams wide receiver Robert Woods had 13 catches for 172 yards on Sunday, and coach Sean McVay said he loved what quarterback Jared Goff did to set Woods up — and not just by throwing to him.
McVay singled out a screen pass on which Woods was surrounded by Cardinals, ran across the field and ended up breaking free for 48 yards. Goff helped spring that play by blocking Cardinals cornerback Patrick Peterson, and McVay loved it.

“Hell yeah. Go make that block, man,” McVay said, via USA Today. “I think what’s as fun as anything is the excitement that you hear from the teammates. When you get a chance to show the things that we did well or that we can do better collectively, and you hear how fired up guys get. I think you pick and choose if that’s a different player out there, I think he told you guys yesterday. Peterson got him good around the neck right there, but he ended up getting that block and Robert went inside. I think those are things that sometimes is just reactionary.”
Goff has taken plenty of criticism this season, but he had one of his best games on Sunday as the Rams try hard to stave off playoff elimination.

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Sean McVay thrilled with Jared Goff's blocking

Rams wide receiver Robert Woods had 13 catches for 172 yards on Sunday, and coach Sean McVay said he loved what quarterback Jared Goff did to set Woods up -- and not just by throwing to him.
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badnews said:
Goff is a better QB than Russell Wilson because Goff is the Rams QB. Wilson sucks because he is the Seahawks QB. The most important stat is the one that notes the team they play for.

Sure, Wilson, in a perfect football vacuum, without any team name or the pukeass ugly sea-foam alge-green colored uniform - in that vacuum, maybe I could give him credit for all of his skills.... but in reality he stilll plays for the stupid ass fucking seahawks, so statistically speaking, based on the most important stat of all, Wilson is not as good as Goff.
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VERY well reasoned. Kudos, Rams bro.
 
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The difference is this in Goff and Wilson:

Wilson has much more control to change plays at the LOS...Goff doesn't. Therefore, it's hard to say who's better.

Goff doesn't have Wilson's mobility, which is a negative...but Goff has better accuracy in the short to medium pass routes. Both guys throw a beautiful deep ball.
 
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Wha confounds me is the fact that when it turns into backyard football why DCs don’t just tell safety’s to run towards the end zone and find Lockett because it’s either gonna be a deep ball for a completion/touchdown or sack/incomplete

there must be a way to stop backyard football the shithawks come out with
 
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badnews said:
Goff is a better QB than Russell Wilson because Goff is the Rams QB. Wilson sucks because he is the Seahawks QB. The most important stat is the one that notes the team they play for.

Sure, Wilson, in a perfect football vacuum, without any team name or the pukeass ugly sea-foam alge-green colored uniform - in that vacuum, maybe I could give him credit for all of his skills.... but in reality he stilll plays for the stupid ass fucking seahawks, so statistically speaking, based on the most important stat of all, Wilson is not as good as Goff.
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I like creativity, and you got in spades :)
 
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UKram said:
Wha confounds me is the fact that when it turns into backyard football why DCs don’t just tell safety’s to run towards the end zone and find Lockett because it’s either gonna be a deep ball for a completion/touchdown or sack/incomplete

there must be a way to stop backyard football the shithawks come out with
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You would think so but this is 8 years into "backyard football" with 7 years making the playoffs, 2 super Bowls, 1 Lombardi. Despite cap issues, player turnover and drafting in the back of each round the Seahawks with Pete Carroll and Russel Wilson have not been wholesale figured out unlike the Rams with Goff and McVay. Russell Wilson is that good.
 
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Let's see if our qb can string together two great games in a row. It's what we need and will prove that he is as good as Wilson for a pocket passer who can't really move around and escape the rush. If he lays a turd at home then we are back to same old same old this year. Every game is important. Defense better bring it! Go Rams
 
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madrid311 said:
Let's see if our qb can string together two great games in a row. It's what we need and will prove that he is as good as Wilson for a pocket passer who can't really move around and escape the rush. If he lays a turd at home then we are back to same old same old this year. Every game is important. Defense better bring it! Go Rams
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i don't know, i may be wrong, but somehow i think you're missing the crux of this thread.

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I think McVay should give Goff more control at the LOS to change plays and "sight adjust" along with "hot reads" too.

I'd really like to hear from McVay on what Goff is allowed to do at the LOS.
 
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RamWoodie said:
I'd really like to hear from McVay on what Goff is allowed to do at the LOS.
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Don’t think you’re going to get that, it’s been a sore subject for these two...
 
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