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For those of you who wish to learn the why's, the details are below.
1. THE DEFRAUDING OF JARED GOFF
Jared Goff is not a great quarterback, but he's good one stuck in a bad situation. This is not how most people see it.
Why does it matter to you as a fantasy player? Because if you play in dynasty leagues and Goff gets an upgraded offensive line or finds his way to another team with a good offensive line, he'll be a value play for those of you wise enough to see the accumulated intelligence on him and spot the holes.
Most are still buying into the idea that Sean McVay is the NFL's Pygmailion who transformed the no-talent Goff into a Pro-Bowl player and Super Bowl quarterback. There's no doubt that McVay's offense paired with the talents of Goff and Gurley helped both players reach their respective zeniths of production.
McVay's scheme is a simple and potentially devastating offense that creates continuity with run and pass calls and can create huge holes in opposing defenses when operating at peak efficiency.
Just like most modern offenses.
Schemes are only as good as the players that execute them. If you recall, the Rams added multiple offensive linemen, Robert Woods, Sammy Watkins, and Cooper Kupp prior to Goff's breakout season.
Surrounding talent matters greatly to quarterback play
