It's the Rams. Won't officially happen till March but seems to be a done deal that
Rams get Stafford plus 3rd rnd in 2021 1st rnd in 2022 1st rnd in 2023
Lions get Goff plus that horrible contract
So a salary dump deal where (probably) at least one of those 1st rnd picks is payment for taking on Goff
It's the Rams. Won't officially happen till March but seems to be a done deal thatRams get Stafford plus3rd rnd in 20211st rnd in 20221st rnd in 2023Lions get Goff plusthat horrible contractSo a salary dump deal where (probably) at least one of those
Sorry of course it's the Lions who get the picks so let's try that again
Rams get Stafford
Lions get Goff plus 3rd rnd in 2021 1st rnd in 2022 1st rnd in 2023 that horrible contract
Sorry of course it's the Lions who get the picks so let's try that againRams get StaffordLions get Goff plus3rd rnd in 20211st rnd in 20221st rnd in 2023that horrible contract
If that's correct it's a ridiculous decision by the RAMS.
Ridiculous. Watson like deal ffs...
Chasing the Superbowl doesnt work.theyve already proved that by trading first rounders.
Bonkers decision imo.
If that's correct it's a ridiculous decision by the RAMS.Ridiculous. Watson like deal ffs...Chasing the Superbowl doesnt work.theyve already proved that by trading first rounders.Bonkers decision imo.
I'd say the Rams have got off quite lightly. Like you say their "win now, stuff the future" mentality looks doomed to fail and they all-in with that - no way they can reverse it now. In this case I don't see there was any other way out of the Goff mess because turning him into a top player doesn't seem to be an option
The Lions get extra draft capital for taking on the Goff mess but 2023 ? That's a long time to wait and, unless Stafford gets injured, it's not going to early first round picks. It seems like the took the first deal on the table without letting an auction develop. Think I would have preferred to have no part of Goff and just take a first round pick this year
I'd say the Rams have got off quite lightly. Like you say their "win now, stuff the future" mentality looks doomed to fail and they all-in with that - no way they can reverse it now. In this case I don't see there was any other way out of the Goff me
Now theyve popped another 2 1st rounders to get rid.
Madness, I dont think theyve had a pick in 1st round since Goff and wont until 2024.?
Clear upgrade but huge price to pay.
Goff may improve for change, doubt it but hes likely better than a middling rookie to manage an offense and build slowly.
They were talking 3 1s for Watson.
What's his price now
The Rams traded up to get Goff.....Now theyve popped another 2 1st rounders to get rid.Madness, I dont think theyve had a pick in 1st round since Goff and wont until 2024.?Clear upgrade but huge price to pay.Goff may improve for change, doubt it but
Agree Jedi, seems a bit dubious to say the least by the Rams.
Stafford tends to miss a few games a year with injuries, so that alone could ruin the 'win now' bid. There is also a debate that his impressive numbers are built in garbage time and that he ain't all that good when the game is on the line, someone called him 'Stat Padford' the other day
I suppose the Lions see Goff as a 'bridge' QB until their extra picks bear fruit. Can't see the Packers worrying too much about him.
Agree Jedi, seems a bit dubious to say the least by the Rams.Stafford tends to miss a few games a year with injuries, so that alone could ruin the 'win now' bid. There is also a debate that his impressive numbers are built in garbage time and that he