[aeneas1]

Here's a list of games in which the QB had a rating under 80 (the magic Mendoza line that allegedly indicates whether it was a "good game" or "bad game" for the QB).

Brady: 3 (plus 2 of 3 in the postseason)
Brees: 3 (none in the postseason)
Rivers: 2 (none in the postseason)
Roethlisberger: 4 (no postseason)
Rodgers: 4 (no postseason)
Goff: 4 (2 of 3 in the postseason)
Luck: 4 (1 of 2 in the postseason)
Prescott: 3 (none in the postseason)
Wilson: 2 (none in the postseason)
Mahomes: 1 (none in the postseason)
Ryan: 1 (no postseason)
Stafford: 5 (no postseason)
Cousins: 3 (no postseason)

If only Jared Goff were more consistent.....(like those steady veterans Brady, Brees, Luck, Roethlisberger and Rodgers)…...he might be considered a top 5 QB!!!

i watched luck in the divisional round and said to myself "now there's the qb i hope goff will someday become".

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i watched luck in the divisional round and said to myself "now there's the qb i hope goff will someday become".

So you picked a bad game. Why not pick a good game? Oh, yeah, you don't cherry pick, right

[max]

Goff's 2018 trendline was negative. Its only natural that some people aren't so high on him right now. He will bounce it back up this year and the narrative will change.

[max]

Heres Luck compared to Goff. The biggest difference again is consistently. Goff has that wild variance.

[aeneas1]

So you picked a bad game. Why not pick a good game? Oh, yeah, you don't cherry pick, right

what, you want me to point all of luck's postseason games? would that make you feel better? want me to point to his postseason career that includes a qb rating worse than goff's postseason career qb rating? and, oh yeah, his no super bowl appearances? or maybe i should exclude his last two postseason games that sent the colts home, you know the game last year in which he lead his team to 6 offensive points, and his 2014 outing when he led his boys to 7 offensive points? hopefully goff will prove as consistent as luck some day.

[aeneas1]

Heres Luck compared to Goff...

and here's all qbs compared to goff:

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qb rating per down (2017-2018):

3rd down passer rating and 3rd down passes completed for a 1st (2017-2018):

passer rating when trailing in a game, and when trailing in the 4th quarter by one score or less (2018):

goff's 2017-2018 redzone stats compared to career redzone stats of other qbs... data only available from the 2000 season forward, so warner's and p.manning's numbers don't include 1998 and 1999 (*):

and a look at how goff's 2017-2018 stretch under mcvay compares to other rams qb stats:

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and here's all qbs compared to goff:

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qb rating per down (2017-2018):

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3rd down passer rating and 3rd down passes completed for a 1st (2017-2018):

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passer rating when trailing in a game, and when trailing in the 4th quarter by one score or less (2018):

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goff's 2017-2018 redzone stats compared to career redzone stats of other qbs... data only available from the 2000 season forward, so warner's and p.manning's numbers don't include 1998 and 1999 (*):

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and a look at how goff's 2017-2018 stretch under mcvay compares to other rams qb stats:

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Those are all wonderful stats, but the bottom line is that Goff's rating trended worse over the 2018 season with a high variance showing inconsistency.

Thats what people saw, we all saw that. And when he improves this year, it will be reflected in better trends.

Its quite possible that Goff will be better than Luck. Right now he isn't, not based on thier current trends

[AvengerRam]

Wow... those stats do not bode well for us...

...if we're forced to play Blake Bortles!

[aeneas1]

But Goff has proven that when things are right around him, he can produce at an elite level.

kinda like when, with the first round bye at stake and the guy who reportedly stirs the rams offensive machine riding pine and his favorite target out for the season, he led the rams to two consecutive ass kickings to close out the regular season and secure a first round breather? you know, when he led his gang to an average 36 offensive points per game and booked a 126.7 qb rating in the process? all i can say is thank god he had "everything right around him so that he could produce at an elite level" at the time, or god only knows what might have happened!

[max]

Wow... those stats do not bode well for us...

...if we're forced to play Blake Bortles!

Shut your mouth!!!

Dont jinx us.