Then you missed the key difference in Goff since he went to Detroit. He's no longer feeling the need to force the ball. His taking care of the ball and not turning it over is key to the Lion's win streak. When protection breaks down he either throws it away or eats it and lives to fight another down. Jared has only thrown 8 INTs last year to 19 TDs and this year he's thrown 7 INTs to 23 TDs. That is 42 TDs and 15 INTs. Stafford in the same period has thrown 51 TDs but 25 INTs. That works out to a INT % of 1.5% for Goff and 2.8% for Stafford. There is no question Stafford has the better WRs. Just for comparison, Goff's INT% in LA was 2.3 over 5 years (4 yrs under McVay) and fans wanted to run him out of town.
All I'm saying is that Goff isn't as bad as people made him out to be. He was a scapegoat for McVay. Yes Stafford won them a Super Bowl, and I love Stafford as a Ram QB. But to say Goff was a poor QB just isn't belied by the facts. Jared never had a losing season under McVay and got them to the playoffs every year but one and that one loss was due to Zuerlein missing a makeable FG after Goff got them into position to win it. Why people demonize Goff is beyond me. He's a good QB, he was just not McVay's kind of QB.
People say Goff doesn't have a strong arm or can't throw deep. Well, I guess they weren't watching the 2018 season. You don't try to elevate one player by demonizing another. IMO they stand or fall on their own merits or lack thereof.
