[milkman]

Originally Posted by Saccopoo

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.

I'm sold.

Goff it is.