Not this year. You think he can reflect Aaron Rogers-esque numbers in year 2? If he puts up 3500 that would be a yuge. But, as always, a lot will depend on other factors.
Soooo if he shows continual improvement, then all will be fine in my view.
Goff throws for more than Wentz and Prescott in 2017...
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Not this year. You think he can reflect Aaron Rogers-esque numbers in year 2? If he puts up 3500 that would be a yuge. But, as always, a lot will depend on other factors.
Soooo if he shows continual improvement, then all will be fine in my view.
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No, just Cousins numbers...(It was 4700 yards last year, wasn''t it?:rockon:
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I won't make any bold predictions of how many, but I expect to see more of these 2017
Robert Woods
Kupp
Reynolds
Gerald Everett
Tavon
Higbee
SPRUCE
Pharoh
Robert Woods
Kupp
Reynolds
Gerald Everett
Tavon
Higbee
SPRUCE
Pharoh
I'm easy...if he out throws Cody Kessler I'd be happy....Shoot....dude at Houston...that rookie...beat his numbers. I'll pound the table.
I really expect week 4 against Dallas to be a "Shoot-Out" because of the way Dallas plays, Big on run and Play Action! As for Philly in week 14 The Rams should be firing on all cylinders and Bombs away for Goff and Company!
Goff will over 4000 yards Passing and I expect he can surprise us with some decent runs this year too! Gurley is a Lock for 2000 combined yards from scrimmage this year! JMHO!
Goff will over 4000 yards Passing and I expect he can surprise us with some decent runs this year too! Gurley is a Lock for 2000 combined yards from scrimmage this year! JMHO!
I won't make any bold predictions of how many, but I expect to see more of these 2017
Robert Woods
Kupp
Reynolds
Gerald Everett
Tavon
Higbee
SPRUCE
Pharoh
I don't expect too much from our Offense, as long as they Beat our own Teams "All-Time" Season Scoring Records, I'm sure those of us that remember "1951" and "1999" won't be too disappointed!
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Hey Jared, where does the moon rise?Think Goff knows where that sun is this season?
~WestCoastRam doin' Jared dirty in 2017
Maybe a little but not much. Knowing what i know about the egos attached to many of the "experts" out there...i suspect they'll give McVay most of the credit if Goff has a turnaround season. They've already proclaimed Goff is terrible after a 7 game career, so they'll prop up McVay to save face.
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That was the point of the thread, and you hit it. They will credit McVay...probably call Goff a "systems QB."
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You nailed this comment water tight against the wall @Mojo Ram.. I never thought about it as you've mentioned.
Those in the NFL media circles, bloggers, radio hosts, fantasy football experts and draft gurus that have written or babbled about #16 being another first round QB bust, will cleverly back their way around their comments by giving McVay the credit for hiding his flaws and putting him in the best position to succeed.
It won't mater to me what their spin is, as long as JG wins a Lombardi trophy for our Rams. Should he crap his pants again in 2017, they will pound their fists on the table saying I told you I didn't need to see another season of him failing. Bla Bla Bla. The ultimate "SafeGuard" escape clause.
And its why they're talking heads and not coaches or scouts. they're wrong more than they're right in their asssesments.
I just want to see a greater than 60% completion rate, and a 2:1 or better TD to INT ratio with a totals TD count of 20 or more.
The completion rate should be good, given the nature of McVay's offense. The TD to INT ratio is more about a lot of other factors to include guys around him, field position and down/distance stuff but in general he needs to limit the turnovers if we're going to win games. I don't think he'll have a ton of TDs, either, but looking at Cousins in his offense (and tbh probably any well-run WCO in general) you have high completion percentage and low turnover numbers.
The completion rate should be good, given the nature of McVay's offense. The TD to INT ratio is more about a lot of other factors to include guys around him, field position and down/distance stuff but in general he needs to limit the turnovers if we're going to win games. I don't think he'll have a ton of TDs, either, but looking at Cousins in his offense (and tbh probably any well-run WCO in general) you have high completion percentage and low turnover numbers.
