Jared Goff reflection
By: Jake Rajala
Jared Goff is coming off a marvelous season. He was an MVP candidate, which shouldn’t come as a surprise. He punched his fourth ticket to the Pro Bowl.
With that said, a fascinating question clouds over Goff: what is his floor and ceiling?
Goff has been nothing short of terrific in his Detroit tenure. In his first season in DET, he did only throw for 19 TDs to 8 ints. Nonetheless, he’s averaged 32 passing TDs over the past few seasons! This is quite impressive. He also averaged 4,547 passing yards over the past three seasons.
I believe his floor is 4,200 passing yards and 28 touchdowns. It’s hard to imagine his struggle, especially with Amon St. Brown and Jameson Williams in his arsenal.
I’d have to say he has a rich ceiling. I believe his ceiling is 4,800 passing yards and 40 touchdown passes. He could win MVP, as he’s only gotten better with age!
His production still includes interceptions. He’s thrown 12 ints in each of his past two seasons. I’d have to say I believe he could throw 15 ints at most and 5 ints at minimum.
Goff is most certainly the best NFC North QB. It should be noted that Caleb Williams and J.J. McCarthy will be entering their second season. Jordan Love is the second best QB. I believe that Love is a Top-15 QB, as Goff is a Top-10 QB.
If Goff reaches his ceiling, he could be in line to win MVP. Not only has he been a stat machine, but he’s also been a winner. He led his team to a 15-2 record last season.
Not only could Goff win MVP, but if he plays like a Pro Bowler for several more seasons, he could earn himself a gold jacket!
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