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Rams43
Here’s EastBayRamsFan...
I was listening RamsTalk 2021 Episode 7 "LA Rams trader Goff for Stafford" on Stitcher and the guy said something I never considered.
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"If Stafford is great next year and improves the Rams and Goff does not excel in Detroit we will know this was a smart trade. However, if the Rams do not improve next year and Goff and Stafford have comparable numbers, then we will know that giving up a younger QB and two first round draft choices was the wrong move.
Much more importantly for Les Snead and Sean McVay, we may find out the Goff was NEVER our problem and THE PROBLEM lays somewhere else" -for this Snead and McVay will be held accountable.
However, either way, we all will know for certain where THE PROBLEM was or WASN'T after next season."
At the surface this seems like a captain obvious post......however if you peel back the onion, and considering the fact we have the #1 defense, you begin to see the risk that Snead has opened himself up to. The Podcast also mentioned that Goff had a questionable work ethic and a low football IQ (in so many words).
none of that was very thought provoking or very true to tell you the truth....
Sure, I guess there would be more truth to it if both Rams and Lions kept the exact same team together, but that's not likely to happen and both teams already have different coaches...not to mention hopefully have a deep threat and better OL next year
The bar wasn't set very high in Detroit for Goff to "excel" 6 wins would be an improvement form the Stafford led Lions of 2020....Stafford has a much higher bar to clear and much more pressure in LA that is for sure.
All we can hope for is that Stafford can get us back to the Super Bowl like Goff already did, and win it....winning 12-13 games and a hat and t-shirt(NFC West Champs) doesn't mean shhh if we don't get further then we already did with Goff....thats all, that's it...it's really that simple
Go Rams!!!
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