As others point out, the Cheat's strategy isn't so much about challenging Goff to beat them, rather, the Cheats are going to try to get Goff to beat the Rams -- which, unfortunately, has happened this season.
I'm all for going the ground and pound route here. This year has seen McVay broaden the offense - he's gone empty and 4 wide more often (I think), and he recently showed the short game. Let's see if McVay has the ground and pound game here. If Kromer is the genius that some around here think he is, let's see it, this week.
The Cheats aren't at their best when they can't get video ahead of time to prepare. That's how Wade's playoff defenses worked against them. That's how the Wildcat exploded. I think it helped Foles and the RPO.
Tweak the run plays and ground and pound all game long. There can't be much tape of a ground and pound McVay offense.
As an aside, anyone remember when Nagy unleashed that super heavy package on offense against the Rams?
A play or two with both A'Shawn and Brockers as lead blockers could be fun against the Cheats.
Aside2: That first quarter pass to Everett with Woods just lingering off his outside shoulder after the catch sort of felt like the setup for an option play.