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Im talking about the games he had against good teams with top flight d coordinators which were beyond bad

And specificallly down the stretch this year where he looked like it was too big for him

All of that should be clear and IMO to reduce the conversation to every QB has bad games is disingenuous

Don't assume you know Ryan's history without actually exploring that history. Many of the games I list would qualify as beyond bad. He was capable of a 5 INT, no TD game in 2012. And don't dismiss this with quip...besides it's the other way around in terms of what is plausible. There is absolutely nothing special or unique about Goff's bad games if you look at the histories of young qbs. That is a fact that will stand up to scrutiny.

And as for the Rams, this year they beat 3 teams with top 10 defenses--Chargers, Dallas, Vikes.

People were questioning Goff the same way in 2017 after that Vikes game. This year they took it to the Vikes.

The games that concern you, a lot more went wrong than Goff. In those games the OL was beat. The pressure was higher than normal. There was no running game.. Savvy veteran D coordinators with tough (tough to great actually) squads had McVay's number.

But the lesson of the Vikes game in 2017 v. the Vikes game in 2018 tells me that all of those things can come together...with experience.

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