Sorry C.E. The guy doesn't throw a very good ball - overthrows a lot, has happy feet and doesn't have very good pocket awareness.

Not really impressed by him at all.

Goff will be a better NFL QB because he actually has to make reads and learn how to play at the next level.

I like Goff.. Massive step up from Bo Wallace I must say. I doubt he's there when we pick though.

That is incorrect. He has great pocket awareness.

If there is one thing I've learned in the 8 years that sac has been here, there's only one moron that articulates his moronacy at the same level on this site.

I don't see it. Reminds me a lot of Sanchez at the same level.

Seems to have decent enough feel and athleticism, but looks like he is just getting by on this level on that versus having truly elite level skill-set. He doesn't throw a good enough ball - it's loose from a spiral perspective, it's a little "lofty" without the velocity and it doesn't drive downfield.

He's also antsy in the pocket with feet that dance versus setting and throwing through the ball with a complete motion.

I think he's been a little bit of a product of Dykes' system versus having a true "elite" skill set, much the same way that Sanchez was at USC. Very good college QB that I don't see easily transitioning to the next level due to some problems in his techniques and lack of arm strength.

He'll get a lot of "Chad Pennington" comparisons, but Pennington was a better QB at the same stage. Better arm, better technique. Goff is closer to what Sanchez was at similar points in their college careers.

Sanchez was a ****ing deity "at that level".

Would trade Daniel and Murray straight the **** up.

Product of the system more than anything. Solid QB, but poor technique that never developed, never got better - basically because he didn't have to because of said system and quality of surrounding players.

Goff is in a similar situation with similar tools.

I'd have a hard time pulling the trigger on him even over a guy like Hackenberg, who seems to have completely hit the wall in terms of positional development, but who has a sick tool level for the position. Hackenberg needs a players coach in a good system to re-build his confidence and a decent NFL QB(s) to learn under for two or three years, but he's got much, much more upside than a guy like Goff.

Reid, Smith and Daniel teaching Hack for three years would offer up a much more salivating promise of positional superiority versus drafting an Average Joe like Goff and having him start sooner rather than later.

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I'm sold.

Goff it is.

LMAO

You wanted to draft Clausen too.

You don't have to be that great when you are surrounded by the best talent on the west coast.

Sanchez playoff victories in the modern NFL? 4

Chiefs play off victories since 1994? 0.0

A little bit of Goffs pocket work.

http://i.imgur.com/91bjvqs.gif

http://i.imgur.com/WO3KZwt.gif

http://i.imgur.com/wWQ0EHT.gif

http://i.imgur.com/9rfPXp9.gif
Perfectly placed ball under pressure
http://i.imgur.com/DQZ1GrA.gif





A few more random nice plays.

http://i.imgur.com/ShVSncY.gif
Incredible throw into a tight window while getting hit.

http://i.imgur.com/i2TcSBH.gif
Incredible scramble and throw.