shovelpass
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Bradford did have his best year in MN overall, but it wasn't a major leap considering he finally got the help he needed. The biggest jump is TD to INT ratio and accuracy but that's about it, compared to 2015 (Eagles) Bradford attempted 20 more passes, completed 49 more, had 152 more yards, 1 TD, 9 less INT's and 6.6% more accurate. Not exactly a giant leap. Compared to 2012 (best year as a Ram) 1 more pass attempt, 67 more completions, 175 more yards, 1 less TD, 8 less INTs and 12.1% more accurate, again only really improved in accuracy and ints. Despite having his best season, he's still only average in the league in yards (16th) and TD's (18).Bradford deserved a real Oline, and receivers that could catch, and a good offensive system too, but he never got them. The only thing he ever got, was this year in MN with receivers that could catch, and he sets an all time NFL accuracy record.
Goff has shown nothing so far, and I'm not ever expecting him to.
Bradford broke the record for having the highest accuracy rating at 71.6%, Drew Brees had an accuracy rating of 70.0% while throwing 121 more passes, 1,331 more yards, and 17 more TD's, but yes 10 more INT's.
Goff played poorly yes, he did contribute to being apart of the worst offense in the league for 7 games, but that team has since gutted its coaching staff, removed it's starting TE, 2 WR's, LT, and C. I think it's a little early to write him off. If he plays the same way by the end of the season I'll most likely be right there with you.