Rams: 3 reasons why it isn’t time to worry about Jared Goff

Just a season after advancing to their first Super Bowl since 2001, the Los Angeles Rams failed to make the playoffs in 2019. While the team had its ups and downs, many pointed at Jared Goff as the most glaring issue.

The California native finished his fourth season with 4,638 yards, 22 touchdowns, and a career-high 16 interceptions. Also, Goff continued to have a tendency of not being able to hold onto the ball; losing five fumbles.

Without a doubt, Goff has benefited from having Sean McVay as his head coach. But for one of the first times under McVay, Goff faced adversity in 2019.

Last offseason, the Rams gave Goff a four-year, $134 million extension that made him one of the highest-paid quarterbacks in the NFL. After having a dismal year in 2019, some have questioned the decision to pay the former No. 1 pick.

Despite having a down season for the Rams, Goff can still become a talented signal-caller in Los Angeles. Here are three reasons why it isn’t time to worry about Goff.

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Skyler Carlin

Skyler Carlin

Skyler Carlin is a senior editor on NFL Analysis Network and is a lifelong fan of the Los Angeles Rams. He has seen his work featured on Bleacher Report, Yahoo Sports, and other publications. You can give him a follow on Twitter at @skyler_carlin

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