Goff has done just fine in the midst of this mess of a team.
It reminds me of his freshman year in college.
He is learning, and the arm talent is way up there. You don't often see the velocity and accuracy of the ball when his feet aren't anywhere they ought to be. It's like Gruden said: give this kid a little protection where he can set his quick feet, and he'll carve you up.
When you consider the absolute joke of Offensive coaching, and the Duck and Cover Fisher O, despite his getting hit, pressured, etc., I don't see a hint of a deer in the headlights or give up.
And don't forget he is learning the Pro way of QBing, coming out of the Air Raid system in college.
Don't know how it'll all turn out. But if we get the right O coach, and he's able to fix the Oline appreciably and get the skill players going, Goff is likely going to look pretty good next year.
It's like some said: when Keenum came in to sub for injured Goff, the drop off in arm talent was glaring.
