"Technically"? Yes, Pastoors but...

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Goff signed his extension in September of 2019, after the Rams lost SB53 ... but before Goff regressed.

And I know it's a technicality, but McVay doesn't sign players - Tony Pastoors does.

From [www.therams.com] : "As the club's chief negotiator, Pastoors is responsible for the team's salary cap management, contract negotiations, compliance with the NFL's Collective Bargaining Agreement as well as the club's financial and strategic planning."

And yes, I know that Pastoors wouldn't extend a player without McVay's recommendation. But that's the sequence: McVay recommends it, Pastoors negotiates the deal.

Yes, we all know the "sequence". lol And we all know who has all the power to make those types of decisions...especially on the offensive side of the ball and certainly at the QB position.

"Technically"? Yes, Pastoors but I think we all would agree that if McVay didn't "approve" it, Goff wouldn't have gotten that extension. I seriously doubt Pastoors would "extend" Goff on his own free will. lol

For proof, of McVay's power, look no further than how fast McVay got rid of Goff after that Cabo meeting with Stafford.

We all know it was McVay who made that final call. Pastoors would have been fired for making a decision like that on his own. Pastoors is "technically" McVays lacky. He does what he is told! lol

Always great talking with you AlbaNY!

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