Turning point: It all started Jan. 12, when the Rams trusted their gut and made Sean McVay, 30 at the time, the youngest head coach in modern NFL history. McVay worked wonders with Kirk Cousins as the Washington Redskins' offensive coordinator and was already deemed one of the game's sharpest offensive minds, somebody with a knack for making the game simple for his quarterback. But the Rams also needed to work on the roster. Andrew Whitworth, one of the game's best left tackles, replaced Greg Robinson, one of the game's worst left tackles. Veteran center John Sullivan also was brought in,
solidifying the Rams' offensive line. Their
receiving corps was also injected with new life. The Rams signed Robert Woods, traded for Sammy Watkins and drafted Cooper Kupp and Gerald Everett. Then, in the midst of all that,
Goff got better as a second-year quarterback, mostly with his decision-making and feel for the pocket.
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