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How was the game with your buddies at the bar? Did you get free drinks all game?I see he’s called out Goff now. Not sure about that.
How was the game with your buddies at the bar? Did you get free drinks all game?I see he’s called out Goff now. Not sure about that.
Meh, i think he was always considered a placeholder solution to Detroit with the idea that maybe, just maybe a new environment could jump start his play. They could have just as easily traded Stafford for picks & any number of middling QB's.I see he’s called out Goff now. Not sure about that.
It was good thanks, my pal picked up the bill, was over £200. The bar had all the games on so freebies and the Rams on as well.How was the game with your buddies at the bar? Did you get free drinks all game?
Called out Goff in post game presser today
“got to step up more than he has…”
Called out Goff in post game presser today
“got to step up more than he has…”
What about when you look at Stafford's stats in LA vs Goff's stats in LA the last two years? They're not even remotely close.When you look at Stafford's stats in Detroit and compare to Goff's they aren't that much different.
This is such a weak thing to say and what a cop out. McVay flat out defended Goff for years. YEARS. After the super bowl, after the follow up 2019 disaster. And for 75% of 2021 even he defended him. Never called him out publicly. Never. But after the Miami game he had obviously seen enough. If you want to say "Goff was McVay's whipping boy" because of the last few months of his last year, go right ahead.I'm not a Goff apologist. But the guy was McVay's whipping boy for a lot of problems directly tied to McVay and his staff.
To be fair Campbell called out the entire team especially the receivers. He was fired up talking about them with there "MA"Full quote:
“I feel like (Goff) needs to step up more than he has,” Campbell said. “And, I think he needs to help us, just like everybody else. I think he is gonna need to put a little weight on his shoulders here, and it’s time to step up and make some throws and do some things.”
“He needs help,” Campbell said. “He needs help. Like I told (Goff), and he knows this, but some of that stuff, we’re getting holding calls, because he’s drifting back into the pocket 10 yards deep. That’s not fair to those guys, either, if you hang on to the ball. So, this is a collective effort now. Everything goes hand in hand. But, I want to see (Goff) step up. Because I think he can do it.”
To be fair Campbell called out the entire team especially the receivers. He was fired up talking about them with there "MA"
I can't think of a weaker one in recent memory. They're usually at least one guy that's a solid 3 but the Lions don't even have a solid 4th receiver. It's sad.The Lions must have one of the weakest WR groups in the league.
There is our old buddy KhaDarel Hodge. St. Brown had a nice camp, but I think he originally didn’t make the active roster.
Not exactly a group to strike fear into secondaries.
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interesting because Detroits o-line was supposed to be a top tier o-line. ... I see a pattern here.Have you watched the Detroit games? Goff has a crap OL and is constantly under pressure. He's played well enough to win 2-3 games but the defense can't hold a lead. Why is Goff supposed to carry the whole damn team? Campbell is getting heat and now he's pointing fingers. Goff is now reduced to throwing to KhaDarel Hodges, remember him? That's how bad their receivers are. They have no running game it's only 3.5% of their offense. So Campbell is full of shit. Goff is 96.5% of his offense with no real receiving threats. How much more does he need to step up? Give me a freaking break.
Goff's INT % is only 1.5% while Stafford's INT % is 1.7% playing behind an OL that is one of the best in the NFL right now. Yes, he's lost 4 fumbles but he's also been sacked 15 times while Stafford has only been sacked 4 times. So how about saying the Detroit OL needs to step up their game, why single out Goff? When you look at Stafford's stats in Detroit and compare to Goff's they aren't that much different.
The bottom line is that the whole freaking team is bad so it's nonsense to blame one player. He should be asking where the hell is my defense? Sure Goff could be playing better but so should the rest of the team. For instance, their defense is ranked around 24th in the NFL why isn't he calling them out? Goff got them leads very late in two different games, only to see them lose to last-second field goals given up after deep completions against Detroit's prevent defense. Funny how Campbell ignores that right?
I'm not a Goff apologist. But the guy was McVay's whipping boy for a lot of problems directly tied to McVay and his staff. Now the same is happening in Detroit. Their DC is crap. They have better talent than their production indicates. It's no different than what's happening with Morris. So maybe Campbell should fire his DC and upgrade there or is having the #24 ranked defense okay with Dan? Campbell might be a likable guy but so far he's a shit NFL coach and his staff isn't much better.
So yeah I'm calling out Campbell and his staff to step up their performance. It's clear to anyone who understands football that is where the problem lies. Better performance by the defense and the Lions would have at least 2 perhaps even 3 wins. So it's not Goff that is the problem, he's just the whipping boy by a struggling HC once again.
It's clear to me that the real difference this year with the Rams has been the OL play and that is directly connected to hiring Carberry to replace Kromer. Proving once again it isn't always the players, but the coaches that are the problem.
interesting because Detroit's o-line was supposed to be a top tier o-line. ... I see a pattern here.
Goff has shitty receivers and little running game - not to mention a shity defense,
Goff isn't entirely to blame its a bad team. However he was playing decent in the beginning of the year but has been regressing quickly since the Green Bay game,
Detroit is bad but Goff aint good either.
I agreed with everything you said until I read this. Too many check downs and safety valves when receivers were open down field, poor pocket awareness and the inability to read defenses are the reasons Goff is gone. Not because he was McVay's whipping boy. McVay continued to tailor the playbook to Goff's strengths and away from his weaknesses, but it eventually turned the offense into a plodding ball control scheme.I'm not a Goff apologist. But the guy was McVay's whipping boy for a lot of problems directly tied to McVay and his staff.
Looks Like I have no need to worry. Injuries have whittled that team down so bad that I think they'd struggle with Miami.Goff’s motivation against the Rams will be sky high. A power run game, good Oline and big play passing is what the Rams struggle against right now. Either they clean it up quick or that game could be very close