Yeah, Prescott is 67.7 to Goff's 64.9.
But check out the YPA 7.4 for Prescott to Goff's 8.4.
A YARD more per attempt for Goff. That means he's completing longer passes. So a slightly lower completion % is not unusual.
Also 4688 yards for the season vs 3885. 32 TD's vs 22 TD's.
C'mon SST. This stuff is EASILY discoverable within seconds on the internet. You don't have to wonder, or go by ONE stat that someone else posted.
Look at the whole picture.
But...that includes this:
If you want to worry, worry about Dak running. That's how he helped Dallas at the end of the game in their win over the Saints, and Saturday against the Seahawks. In both games he made huge runs near the end that sealed it for the Cowboys.
I don't want to rely on the Rams defense to keep him contained on a game winning drive with time running down.
I prefer that the Rams establish a lead early and make Dallas' offense one dimensional.
That's how they're going to win, if they do.
But season stats aren't that strong a predictor for one game.
Anything can happen.
Ramily!
