You guys had happy trigger fingers inre Josh Rosen. You should have stuck by him because a rookie's first year doesn't necessarily define him, and the next new guy is not any sort of certainty. Yes, you could have made a mistake here and I hope the Cardinals have, because I think he has behaved in a very classy way, despite the Cardinals organization vacillations. I am officially a Rosen fan now.I’m not sure how we got worse than last year.
And if we kept Rosen, he turns out like another Jameis/Mariota, while Kyler goes on to become a superstar, then what? It’s not a certainty Rosen becomes anything special or even average, either. Now, he’s going to the same situation he was in last year. That’s tough.You guys had happy trigger fingers inre Josh Rosen. You should have stuck by him because a rookie's first year doesn't necessarily define him, and the next new guy is not any sort of certainty. Yes, you could have made a mistake here and I hope the Cardinals have, because I think he has behaved in a very classy way, despite the Cardinals organization vacillations. I am officially a Rosen fan now.
And if he turns out to be a Jared Goff? That "what if" cuts both ways. After one year, how can you know? The same ownership/management that hired and fired a HC after one year is the same deciding about playing talent (Steve Keim & Bidwell). 3-13 was as much about your defense blowing as anything Rosen did.And if we kept Rosen, he turns out like another Jameis/Mariota, while Kyler goes on to become a superstar, then what? It’s not a certainty Rosen becomes anything special or even average, either. Now, he’s going to the same situation he was in last year. That’s tough.
If you think the next QB is better than the one you have, you go for it. That man happens to be Kyler. Or, you know, be like teams like the Jags with Bortles, Bucs with Jameis, Titans with Mariota, Dolphins with Tannehill, etc, & just pray & hope for something that just isn’t there year after year with those teams. The Bears with Trubisky are up next.
Make sure you continue to root for Rosen if/when he’s on his 4th team by 2026. Hopefully he wins the classy award as well.
I mean, I’m still not sold on Goff. Especially after that SB performance. So when people use him or Trubisky as examples of turnarounds, that’s not exactly a ringing endorsement to me. That’s quite a decision to make once that new contract approaches.And if he turns out to be a Jared Goff? That "what if" cuts both ways. After one year, how can you know? The same ownership/management that hired and fired a HC after one year is the same deciding about playing talent (Steve Keim & Bidwell). 3-13 was as much about your defense blowing as anything Rosen did.
You are crazy.I mean, I’m still not sold on Goff. Especially after that SB performance. So when people use him or Trubisky as examples of turnarounds, that’s not exactly a ringing endorsement to me. That’s quite a decision to make once that new contract approaches.
The FO deserves heat for hiring Wilks in the 1st place, but I do give them credit for pulling the plug sooner rather than later. It was still moronic hiring him in the first place, however.
There were a lot of problems, some out of Rosen’s control. However, he is not blameless. There were numerous plays when he had a clean pocket & a open WR, & yet, still overthrew the WR. Just like in college, his reads were late as well. Darnold & Allen were in horrific situations as well, yet, still showed way higher peaks than Rosen did.
If he leads the Dolphins to the #1 pick & doesn’t show improvement, which is very possible cause of that roster, then there will be a lot of heads turning.
It isn’t all on Goff, but c’mon, he does deserve a majority of it. Especially with the countless missed reads he had & not able to adjust w/o McVay.You are crazy.
How many games has Goff missed due to injury? (none). He led the team to its first Super Bowl since 2001 in his third year as pro. In 2019:Rams 13-3
4688 yards passing, 32 TD's, 12 ints....He has gotten progressively better every year as a pro...GTFO with the Trubisky comparison. The Pats figured out the Rams offense, congrats to them...But we still had those bastids held 3-0 in the 4th quarter...and one pass in the endzone with a PI wasn't called, resulting with the Rams on the one yard line...Not complaining, cause some calls go your way and some don't, but that Super Bowl isn't all on Goff.
It isn’t all on Goff, but c’mon, he does deserve a majority of it. Especially with the countless missed reads he had & not able to adjust w/o McVay.
Guy puts up similar numbers to the GOAT without his favorite WR Cooper Kupp and people are going to dump on him. It is what it is, he'll just have to prove them wrong this season.I really disagree with you. Since you are not a Rams fan, you haven't seen every pass that Goff has thrown, but I have seen most of them. McVay isn't throwing the ball for him and he is damn good at it. All coaches use that headset to help their QB's up till the cut off time, but it's fashionable to bag on Goff because he embarrassed all the hating "experts" after year one. It's like they are looking for any mistake to say "aha, I was right." Well freak them.
Even after he wins a couple of Super Bowls, they still won't give him any credit. It will all be McVay, they'll say.
I think your team may be set up better for the future, that doesn't necessarily mean they're better in 2019. It could take some time for Kyler and Kliff to gel and iron things out. His scheme could improve your OLine along with some guys coming back, or it will be just as bad and then you have the smallest QB in the NFL playing some darn good front sevens.I’m not sure how we got worse than last year.
But you’re not a Cards fan, so I’m also sure you didn’t see most of Rosen’s throws either.I really disagree with you. Since you are not a Rams fan, you haven't seen every pass that Goff has thrown, but I have seen most of them. McVay isn't throwing the ball for him and he is damn good at it. All coaches use that headset to help their QB's up till the cut off time, but it's fashionable to bag on Goff because he embarrassed all the hating "experts" after year one. It's like they are looking for any mistake to say "aha, I was right." Well freak them.
Even after he wins a couple of Super Bowls, they still won't give him any credit. It will all be McVay, they'll say.
I will concede losing Saffold weakens the left side of the OL. However start of last year to start of this year:
Matthews/Kiser/Littleton/Fowler >>> Ebu/Wilson/Littleton/Longacre
Weddle/Johnson >> Joyner/Johnson
Gurley/Henderson > Gurley/Brown
Everett/Higbee > Higbee/Everett
Now the TBDs
Gaines???
Allen???
I mean, I’m still not sold on Goff. Especially after that SB performance. So when people use him or Trubisky as examples of turnarounds, that’s not exactly a ringing endorsement to me. That’s quite a decision to make once that new contract approaches.
The FO deserves heat for hiring Wilks in the 1st place, but I do give them credit for pulling the plug sooner rather than later. It was still moronic hiring him in the first place, however.
There were a lot of problems, some out of Rosen’s control. However, he is not blameless. There were numerous plays when he had a clean pocket & a open WR, & yet, still overthrew the WR. Just like in college, his reads were late as well. Darnold & Allen were in horrific situations as well, yet, still showed way higher peaks than Rosen did.
If he leads the Dolphins to the #1 pick & doesn’t show improvement, which is very possible cause of that roster, then there will be a lot of heads turning.