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I've had enough time to watch both of them. My conclusion right now is Goff, is clearly better. He's more accurate and doesn't have the bad misses that stafford has.

Let's wait tell 12/14 to answer this question.

1 of them has a SB win

1 of them had a SB where the Offense put up 3 points

All the answer I need

Bad GOFF on display tonight.

KC D made the adjustments at halftime....Plus KC needed that game in a very bad way.

Goff still played well IMO tonight

LARAMFAN52 wrote: ↑October 12th, 2025, 8:07 pm 1 of them has a SB win

1 of them had a SB where the Offense put up 3 points

All the answer I need

Im talking about now. Stafford even though he's having a great season he still has missed a lot of easy throws.

Name me a quarterback ever who has not missed throws

All qbs miss throws. I am amazed how accurate Stafford is when he isn't even looking while facing pressure.

ADonaldBeast wrote: ↑October 12th, 2025, 6:01 pm I've had enough time to watch both of them. My conclusion right now is Goff, is clearly better. He's more accurate and doesn't have the bad misses that stafford has.

Don't you see? This isn't about who's better in October. In last year's post-season, Goff was one and done with a 59.7 QBR, three picks, and a fumble. Meanwhile, Stafford posted a 105 rating with no picks in two games. He had the Rams in position to win the game in Philly in a snowstorm. You'll never convince Goff could have done that with this Rams squad last year. Hence, McVay moving off of Goff. I don't second guess it at all. Hopefully both fan bases are happy. I know I am.

This Goff nostalgia from Rams "fans" is pathetic. Move on it's been 5 years.