That would blow my freaking mind. I don't think there's a snowball's chance in hell it happens, but after 2020, I need to stop saying things can't happen.
I just said Stafford to the Rams couldn't happen... so, yeah...
Maybe? I guess...
Matt Stafford Traded to Rams
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That would blow my freaking mind. I don't think there's a snowball's chance in hell it happens, but after 2020, I need to stop saying things can't happen.
I just said Stafford to the Rams couldn't happen... so, yeah...
Maybe? I guess...
yeah like i said - vegas think its a good trade.. for the near future anyway.
Interesting Rodrigue comment in Athletic Article
McVay’s decision to speak critically in public about Goff for the first time wasn’t just a sign of things to come, but also seemed to serve as a message to his locker room, where some frustration rippled during the latter half of the season — the message being that an underperforming player would not be coddled, regardless of that player’s status."
I asked her what she meant by this "frustration" and what it was based upon.
Does it not seem odd that the locker room was pretty muted in its support of Goff. Sure there were some comments that the players were fired up to see Goff take the field with his thumb after Wolford went down but I wonder if this is McVay sensing frustration within his team about Goff's play. I mean his comments and behavior don't make a lot of sense for someone who is so calculating but frustration within the locker room could shed some light on this.
McVay’s decision to speak critically in public about Goff for the first time wasn’t just a sign of things to come, but also seemed to serve as a message to his locker room, where some frustration rippled during the latter half of the season — the message being that an underperforming player would not be coddled, regardless of that player’s status."
I asked her what she meant by this "frustration" and what it was based upon.
Does it not seem odd that the locker room was pretty muted in its support of Goff. Sure there were some comments that the players were fired up to see Goff take the field with his thumb after Wolford went down but I wonder if this is McVay sensing frustration within his team about Goff's play. I mean his comments and behavior don't make a lot of sense for someone who is so calculating but frustration within the locker room could shed some light on this.
A lot of normally sensible people with some pretty big overreactions today.
Goff wasnt the answer, so we move on. Stafford may or may not be the answer, that still is to be determined - but give the guy a fucking chance.
Goff wasnt the answer, so we move on. Stafford may or may not be the answer, that still is to be determined - but give the guy a fucking chance.
I was 9 when that happened. I was able to get over it since I was a kid.
I don't know - I am too old and grumpy to get over things like this now.
My brother stopped being a Dodger fan when they traded Piazza.
This one kinda feels just like that.
It's the fricken draft picks that put me over the edge.
I could have possibly handled a one for one trade with maybe the Rams getting an additional 4th or something. I would still have been pissed because I do not see Stafford as an upgrade especially at his age.
But giving up two firsts and a third as well - that has blown me over the edge.
If Detroit made the deal and they did they believe they can right Goff. If we nmade the deal and we did it doesn't make sense that the 2 firsts were'nt added to at least partially relieve the stress on our cap space. Wait for the final numbers and tangential gains.
I in no way think it was Goff and 2 firsts = Matt but we will have to wait for the official outcome
I in no way think it was Goff and 2 firsts = Matt but we will have to wait for the official outcome
Wasn't Piazza the best player for the Dodgers back then? So really a better comparison would be if we traded AD
I hear you.
Please consider that Caserio may have informed that the Rams that either a) Watson would NOT be traded... which means a showdown and prolonged antipathy between player and organization or b) that the price was so high that even Snead wouldn't pull the trigger. Also c) from the exploratory calls Snead got from teams for Goff, they may not have offered much or insisted the Rams take on even more salary which would never be acceptable.
True, McVay may have only wanted Stafford and disagree with that all you like.
BUT... I would posit that it's possible the Rams did try for Watson and were quick to find out that it would be untenable and moved to Plan B ASAP.
Also, as we're finding out... the price while steep is in line with the market. Brad Holmes did us a solid taking Goff's guarantees which puts us in much better shape in 2022. Some of the picks were for that.
Ultimately if we win the Super Bowl, it will have been worth it.
All we can do is watch this season and hope.
Probably
But Goff is still one of my favorite players on the team so that's why I said kinda.
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Two late firsts or a top ten pick? Which is worth more? I'd take the top ten that Washington offered personally. The Rams did what it took.
Hey does Wolford give up his number or does Saffold take a different number wanting to put the past behind him?
Thankfully, we have the best sports med/rehab/sports science department in the entire NFL.
I'll admit my initial dislike for this trade is based on emotion rather than logic.. but it feels just like it did when we pushed Warner out the door. I'm not saying Goff is in the same league as Warner, but I think it was too early to give up on Goff as well.
Hopefully we address center in some fashion because Blythe ain't it.
One thing is for certain, tho: the result of this trade will define this regime.
That's the thing - I don't see how our CAP is helped by this trade at all.
We could have gotten rid of Goff after 2021 if we wanted to save CAP space.
This year is a wash with this trade from everything that I am reading.
We’ve given up SIX first round picks for Jared Goff. Fuck this. We better win the fucking super bowl.
What? Wentz is maybe a backup in Philly now and has been injured a lot. Goff was absolutely the right choice.
We can't know about our FA situation until the 2021 cap is released
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