He is way better than average with his deceptive ball-handling and motion.
Goff really sells the play action, and some of the other deception that the Rams do.
In a game where split second reactions count, his ability to convince linebackers and safeties that it's going to be a handoff is crucial.
I've seen a lot of QB's that just go through the motions on play action, like it's a ritual gesture or something.
They stick the ball out for a second in the general direction of a RB who is nowhere near actually getting the handoff. And fool no one.
And the timing on that tap pass to Gurley. That was impeccable. It's not that easy, folks.
Ramily!
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 09/13/2018 05:21AM by Saguaro.
