Sorry man I disagree, Goff is not good at going through progressions. He almost always throws to his 1st or 2nd read. Why do you think McVay calls so many boot leg rollouts for him? To simplify his progression to a half-field read.
McVay calls those to buy him time because our OL can't hold blocks as long as they used to be able to. He started doing it last year, not because Goff couldn't go through progressions but because he was getting sacked and hit a lot. It's flat out wrong what your saying, when he had ample time to go through his progressions, he did just that. In the last two years, sans rollouts, he rarely had time to get past his second one.
But Watson is a generational talent, his combination of intangibles + physical talent is all you could want in a QB. If you pair him with McVay it will equal Super Bowls.
I wish it was that easy, I really do. But it never is. Go back and read some of
@jrry32 's posts about other great QBs who only got one shot at a Super Bowl if any.
If we have to be light on draft capital or lose some Free Agents because we deal for Watson... then so be it.
And what happens when we lose all of our talent around him? You can't count on hitting all of your picks in rounds 2-5, even Snead and McVay need some luck. And at some point you need to bring in some impact players.
No. Those cap numbers are if he’s Houston’s QB
Watson's salary is $10.5M.
Go read some of Old School's posts on this and the other thread. If we trade for Watson and make it official after June 1st, we have a $48 million cap hit for QBs 2022 - excluding our backups. Before June 1st, we pay for a larger portion of Goff's dead cap om 2021, $22 mil, and still have over $8 million for TGIII on the books for 2021. So Goff and Gurley together are $30 mil in dead cap if we do a pre-June 1st trade.