...in my opinion. He made a really good leap a year ago and 62.1% is good (would be great 20 years ago). Was 17th in the league.
Getting more into the low 64% range would put him in the top 10 in the league. And considering I think they'll throw the ball a bit more this year, if that percentage goes up the rest (yards, TDs) will follow. As Goff's mastery of the offense improves he will get the ball out a tick faster. That slight hesitation last year was evident at times when he was just learning the scheme. The more his timing is good the more his completion percentage will rise.
His YPA (8.0) was outstanding last year. To keep that up they probably need Cooks to really come through as a downfield receiver. My gut says Gurley will not rip off as many big gain screen passes and won't average the gaudy 12.3 YPC that he did. Goff's YPA could actually go down somewhat (say 7.8) but his yards increase if the completion percentage goes up.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 08/09/2018 03:38AM by LMU93.
