I appreciate the fact that the NFL rules favor the passing game in 2020. It was not a clean season. However, in all fairness, there were a lot of Kemp, Rutledge, Brock, Dils, Miller, Walsh, Banks, Keenum, Foles, Davis, Harvard, Martin, Clemens, Boller, Hill years when I wished the Rams QB could produce a 4600-yard passing game behind a poor offensive line with a disappointing running game. Goff very well may end up the Rams career passing leader before another QB becomes the Rams regular starting QB.

Player Season Yds
Kurt Warner 2001 4,830
Jared Goff 2018 4,688
Jared Goff 2019 4,638
Kurt Warner 1999 4,353
Jim Everett 1989 4,310
Marc Bulger 2006 4,301
Jim Everett 1990 3,989

I remember watching Goff in McVay's offense for the first time in 2017 and thinking he reminded me of Eric Kramer. I thought he was a rhythm QB, with a slight build who could get streaky hot and work the mid-level routes. During the Rams Vikings games in 2018, the thought came to mind if everything was right with strong online protection and quality receivers just for a moment Goff made me think of the pure passing of Moon. He has also given me Banks flashbacks. I like Goff's arm talent. I like Goff's durability. I like his play-action game, I like his even keel nature. The waggle plays this year were a nice addition to his pro game. He needs to protect the football. I wondered about Goff wearing a glove as Kurt Warner did in the later years of his career. I am hopeful that Goff continues to improve in his time with McVay with better protection and a franchise RB. I would like to see this coach and QB win a SB before their era ends.