You can't tell me the pass blocking has been better. That sack rate is actually a credit to Goff, not the line.
Goff throws the ball away instead of being sacked.
Jared hasn't been as good this year, but let's not pretend like the line, run game and coaching haven't been screwing him all year, because they very clearly have.
Yeah, he's the QB but it's still a team sport and nowhere around JG can you point to a part of the offense thats played better than a 6-5 team, or an 8-8 team for that matter.
The thing is I just try to go by objective stats and contrast and comparison - I did not say the line has been good... I said it had been better lately - in pass pro, which it has.
That "goff throws the ball away a lot to avoid sacks," first of all I find that to be completely false and tiresome how people just pull stuff out their butts and it becomes fact "see tom brady always had a good offensive line" as an example. From watching every play of every game this year I think that is ridiculous... Goff does not get the ball out quicker or try to avoid sacks more than the average QB.
According to these stats goff is somewhere in the middle of the pack in "time to throw" actually has more time on average to throw.
Notice that Goff also... outside of Josh rosen has the
worst "expected completion % in the nfl" which only supports what most of us see - that he misses too many throws he should not.
Also this myth that mcvay has the receivers all running long routes... if you look at these next gen stats you will see that we are just average when it comes to length of routes.
I'm hoping Goff starts lighting it up soon - he is what we got and I wish nothing but the best for the kid. But the excuses are just tiresome, because they are overblown and at times utterly false.
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