Goff will be better because he played ugly last season and can't do much worse. He wasn't ready to step in last year and it showed. However, with a half a year's experience and a bounty of new weapons/protection, he WILL improve in leaps and bounds.
Dr. McVay's Miracle Goff Syrup
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Runescape huh? Never would have seen a runescape reference here.
I have said this before, but it bares repeating! Look back at Troy Aikman's 1st year, and Brett Favre's 1st year in the league. They Both Sucked BIG TIME! Favre was especially Laughable! I think Goff will be just fine this year, I expect him to have a winning Season, 10-11-12 Wins, and the Play-Off's!
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This^ would be "OK", as long as we are Winning. But I think it will be more Like 4,000 Yards - 28 TD's and 9 Int's! JMHO!
Goff was in a much worse situation than the others. Lynch might be a huge mistake by the broncos. Wentz looks ok but his mechanics need work. I have to wonder how Prescott will perform if their line and skill players change over the years.
I can't say Goff was the right one. But we'll get to see when they field a legitimate offense for him. I have a feeling we'll see some mistakes this season at times but also see why he was picked number one overall.
Always went down easy....especially cold...At least they gave a new rookie #83.....so all I gotta do is put tape over Quick...
Shit, that'd be fantastic. lolThis^ would be "OK", as long as we are Winning. But I think it will be more Like 4,000 Yards - 28 TD's and 9 Int's! JMHO!
Fantastic, and I think very realistic with our New HC and DC, I think we are going to see a New Invigorated Offense and a "D" that Teams will be guessing about our scheme all-day-long!
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What is getting better for Goff in 2017, ... what is getting worse ?
Better :
1) Getting 90+% of camp/pre-season snaps with the #1 team offense vs about 20% last year.
2) 40% new OL. 1 pro-bowl LT and 1 Center who knows exactly what McVay expects of him = big OL improvement.
3) 40% of OL being reshuffled under tutelage of premier OL coach Kromer.
4) Havenstein & Saffold are quality players when healthy, Greg Robinson will receive a high degree of scrutiny & training under Kromer, with Whitworth as mentor.
5) Goff receiving quality pass protection from a new FB who excels at it.
6) Pressure relief valve for Goff as Gurley finds his rebuilt OL & new FB creating more space for him to do his 'thing'.
7) New backfield receiving weapons in Lance Dunbar & Sam Rogers.
8) A new & real route runner in Robert Woods, a threat who will be where he is supposed to be when the ball arrives.
9) Higbee no longer a rookie.
10) Four new rookie receiving threats in Kupp, Reynolds, Rogers & Everett.
11) Developing Austin into more of a Jamison Crowder or DeSean Jackson weapon than a Fisher 'i'm not sure what to do with him' gadget.
Worse :
4 new untested rookies as receivers (Kupp, Rogers, Reynolds & Everett)
Better :
1) Getting 90+% of camp/pre-season snaps with the #1 team offense vs about 20% last year.
2) 40% new OL. 1 pro-bowl LT and 1 Center who knows exactly what McVay expects of him = big OL improvement.
3) 40% of OL being reshuffled under tutelage of premier OL coach Kromer.
4) Havenstein & Saffold are quality players when healthy, Greg Robinson will receive a high degree of scrutiny & training under Kromer, with Whitworth as mentor.
5) Goff receiving quality pass protection from a new FB who excels at it.
6) Pressure relief valve for Goff as Gurley finds his rebuilt OL & new FB creating more space for him to do his 'thing'.
7) New backfield receiving weapons in Lance Dunbar & Sam Rogers.
8) A new & real route runner in Robert Woods, a threat who will be where he is supposed to be when the ball arrives.
9) Higbee no longer a rookie.
10) Four new rookie receiving threats in Kupp, Reynolds, Rogers & Everett.
11) Developing Austin into more of a Jamison Crowder or DeSean Jackson weapon than a Fisher 'i'm not sure what to do with him' gadget.
Worse :
4 new untested rookies as receivers (Kupp, Rogers, Reynolds & Everett)
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