LodeBear;842192030 said:

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so nycgobears is his arm good enough for first round draft in two years.

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Yes, his arm is strong enough but the rest of his body isn't. Throwing well has as much to do with footwork and positioning your body correctly. He needs to improve his overall body strength to become an NFL QB. I believe that he has the vision, IQ, poise, temperament and skill to be a first round draft pick IF he becomes significantly stronger physically.

Forget it Jake, It's CAL Football.

gocalbear;842192010 said:

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This is my exactly what I was thinking also but couldn't put it into word. It's very obvious if you listen to Tony Franklin and Dykes's interview that they are very bias toward Goff for some reasons since spring.
This was NOT a fair Quarterback competition in my eyes, Klink was never going to start no matter how well he did in the fall camp.

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You guys are focusing too much on the QB play. Goff ain't the issue. Him and Kline aren't far apart, at all... but a QB switch won't solve our problems. At this point I would see no issue with giving Kline more reps as this season is pretty much strictly building for next year now, but the Goff-hating is way off the mark. He missed a few throws but he also made some great ones and he showed a great ability to avoid pressure at times and make a play.

The offense is good enough when it has space to maneuver. In the Red Zone, without a running threat, not so much, though Rodgers should be a beast in the end zone. In the short field, teams are taking away the slant with two or three deep safeties because of no running game.