At this point I don't think you can determine if Goff should or shouldn't start game 1-----although, I hope he proves he deserves to start game 1. Goff's development is all about learning: the offense, reading nfl defenses, his receivers, the speed of the game, among other factors. Learning is a process, (don't make the same mistake twice) which takes time.: Where is Goff now along in his learning process: on schedule, ahead, or behind? This can't fully determined until after tc and ps games. Even is he excels in ps games he faces another learning step once the real season starts. Once he gets to the point where the next best learning experience is in an actual nfl game then he'll start. Read something the other day that said they were "coaching" him after every play he makes which, imho is the best way to get him ready-----they all want to be "on the same page". Finally, remember, Goff will make mistakes, throw ints, and miss open receivers throughout his career not just this year because he's a rookie.
