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#626

Wow, the Rams REALLY wanted out of the Jared goff experience. I don’t really get it tbh, Stafford is a marginal upgrade at best, and might not even be that if you factor in age. Definitely prefer the Lions side of it even if they just plan to draft a QB to replace Goff in a year or two.

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#627

Any other QB been traded or cut less than 2 years after going to the SB?
(Guess Jimmy G might be joining him soon)

#628

Looking a bit closer it seems like after this year it’s easy enough to move on, so feeling a bit better about it now.

Kind of weird to look at the success Goff has had and still feel like he’s a bit rubbish though. A Super Bowl appearance and two Pro Bowls! And he’s still young! (NB: DO NOT TALK YOURSELF INTO GOFF)

Rams really did an Osweiler on him, huh.

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#629

The knock on Goff has always been that he’s an average quarterback who has benefited from having Sean McVay telling him what to do, which is probably uncharitable while not being wholly inaccurate.

Think the Lions have done really well here, they’ve got a good haul of picks and a QB who still has a lot of potential who at the very least should see them through a couple of years of rebuilding. Got a good price before other teams moved QBs and the market dried up too.

#630

I wonder if this is now the barometer for the D Watson sweepstakes?

#631

Does rather set the bar, doesn’t it? A starting QB plus 2 firsts and a third for Stafford, Watson is better and ten years younger. If you take the Jets as an example, got to be Darnold plus 2nd overall, 27th overall, 2022 first, 2023 first, and then maybe even some more?

I think the Texans will try their level best to keep him but if they get an offer like that they would be mad not to take it really. Watson could make life really difficult and their utter lack of picks mean they won’t compete even with him. It would really hurt short term but I’m fairly sure they would be in a better position in, say, 2023 if they did it.

Thing is, coaches and GMs have their jobs dependant on the short term though, so… plus the Texans have long shown they’ll do whatever the wrong thing to do is with trading.

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#632

Has happened plenty of times. Doug Williams was Super Bowl MVP in 1988 and was waived after the '89 season. Trent Dilfer wasn’t re-signed after winning the Super Bowl in 2000.

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#633

hyped about the coaching staff the Falcons have assembled

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#635

Yeah, very hard to disagree with much of this. We were 4-12 with Watson FFS, and that was as much to do with Bill O’Brien’s tenure as GM as well as his shortcomings as HC. We’ll likely never have a more talented QB in franchise history but it’ll probably be the end of his current contract before we’re ready to take him to a Superbowl. This franchise sucks

#636

I remember reading a breakdown of Goff’s Metrics a couple of seasons ago which suggested he could have a breakout/much improved year. It was a ff preview, so I dunno how much weight that carries if any.

#637

reckon goff is gonna really hit it off with the kneecap man, and the lions will be viewed as the big winners of this trade.

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#641

https://www.instagram.com/p/CKwyE9wBu5F/?igshid=1ddzwoxftvaho

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#642

Is it time for someone to make a Super Bowl thread?

#643

just rename this one…?

#644

Too late

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