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Speed_Kills
this thread is so ridiculous in my opinion

There are some who are saying he played flawless and I'm thinking huh?

There are others saying oh he played like he always does and I'm thinking huh? No he didn't. He did not collapse and he has when facing defense like the Pats. He contributed to the win but he certainly didn't play flawlessly. We have seen Goff play flawlessly once and this did not come close to that kind of performance

Also in this thread you have posters like me saying, Huh? This game was not about Goff...at all. Just listen to the players ...heck listen to Goff lol

This game was about Sean McVay running the ball and Cam Akers and yes the Rams elite defense.

I get criticized and I think unfairly for being critical of Goff... but there are posters that I think dismiss things about him and any opportunity they get to say see I told you so they jump at it (that is not the original poster tho').

This is not the game for either of those sides to say see I told you so....but people can't resist. Its absolutely nuts IMO

Spags - He did not do what he normally does against these types of defense - Just think about how poorly he played in both SF games and Miami. It was similar to the Giants game for sure but that was not a collapse game. He just wasn't very good. We have seen him have very good games Philly, Buffalo, and Tampa for example.

Prior to last week my hope was that the Rams would get their run game back in gear because I don't think they get to a SB without it and leaning totally on Goff.

They have an elite defense, a top 10 rushing attack and potentially getting better, they have ridiculous receiving weapons, and one of the best if not the best offensive coaches in football. I don't want to see Goff having games like he had against Miami & SF (x2). No more collapse games

Its as simple as that... if that doesn't happen... damn right this team has a shot at the SB