Much has been debated about whether or not Sean can develop quarterbacks. I'm not referring to that.
My take is that he essentially "gave up" on Goff because there was a ceiling to Jared's ability to fully absorb the offense in the manner McVay expected. I believe this experience changed how he evaluates quarterbacks, how could it not? He just spent a first round pick on a QB with less experience and fewer physical tools than either Matthew or Jared. What other factor would make Sean choose Ty?
When McVay talks ball, it's rapid fire and immersive. We all know his memory is unparalleled. McVay believes something is special about Simpson. To me, there is no greater compliment a young QB could earn. I mean, if Purdy can run Shanny's offense...
