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merlin
The guy just seems out of sorts like he's regressed. That 3rd down late in the Jets game (the incompletion to Akers) on top of his play in some really bad outings this season has me worried about him. I don't know that he can get it together and recover some of that 2018 form even if the other ten play better around him.
Most of you guys have been in huddles at some point in your life. You know what it's like to feel like the guys around you can get it done and what it feels like when you lose confidence in some of those guys in the huddle. I think that's where the Rams are at. This is why I say the loss of Akers is so big. Because he represented an improved run game that might help settle our young QB down but him getting hurt removes that element at a time when we're facing the top rival in our division.
I don't like today's Seattle matchup for all those reasons. I think the Rams are going to struggle today hope I'm wrong.
You're focusing on one (and probably 2) plays that were in fact not very smart calls in the first place (impatient, not in sync with the rhythm of the game).
For some odd reason Goff is being compared to the entire Bux and Saints TEAMS, ie. people look at teams with other teams and ONLY the qb with the Rams? Hunh?
Meanwhile while Goff struggled in the 1st half--largely because the Jets DL dominated until Wms went out with an injury--he came back in the 2nd. In the 2nd he was 10 of 14 (71.4%) for 8.36 per attempt, with 2 TDs, and a qb rating of 136.1.
And then people forget that this top 3 ranked defense is only the 5th team all season to allow the 32nd ranked Jets offense to score more than 20 points.
Goff is fine if the
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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 12/27/2020 09:54AM by zn.
