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After being the first player selected in the draft of the 2016 NFL, Jared Goff experienced ups and downs during his five -year race with the Rams of Los Angeles.
From his second campaign, Goff made a notable leap forward once Sean Mcvay made the RAMS head coach reinions. Goff won the Pro Bowl Hoche Tête in 2017 and 2018, with this latest season culminating with an appearance of the Rams Super Bowl.
But Goff would end up with the Rams quarter for only two more seasons, because the franchise decided to exchange it with the Strait Lions in exchange for the appellant of the veteran Matthew Stafford signal.
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Jared Goff # 16 and head coach Sean Mcvay from Los Angeles reacted after launching an incomplete third pass to the fourth quarter against Seattle Seahawks in their match at CenturyLink Field on October 3, 2019 in Seattle, Washington. (Abbie Parr / Getty Images)
Goff is one of the quarters of the NFL which agreed to authorize Netflix’s cameras to follow it throughout the 2024 season for the “quarter” of streaming giant documents. The last season of the series was created this week.
Rams coach Sean Mcvay is thinking about the management of Jared Goff’s departure: “ he deserved better ”
During one of the episodes, Goff recalled his feelings when he learned his time in a Rams uniform had ended. He suggested that he was completely blinded by the move to Detroit.
Los Angeles Rams quarterrière Jared Goff seems to pass in the first half of the team’s divisional football match against the Dallas Cowboys in Los Angeles on January 12, 2019. (Jae C. Hong / Photo)
“Three weeks after the last game of the season, receive a call from Sean and really expected nothing,” said Goff on the show. “He lets me know that they exchange me in Detroit, and I say to myself:” Whoa, ok, okay. What devil? What’s going on? “I would say about 30 seconds after this phone call, it was on Twitter.”
Goff added that he had been left with feelings of betrayal. He also referred to an apparent lack of conversations with one of the Decisionists of the RAMS football staff concerning being included in a possible job before receiving a telephone call from Mcvay.
The quarter-Arrière Jared Goff # 16 of Los Angeles Rams and head coach Sean Mcvay from Los Talk on the sidelines during the match against the Baltimore Ravens at Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum on November 25, 2019 in Los Angeles, California. (Images Kevork Djansezian / Getty)
“You feel like you were betrayed, or as if you are not wanted,” said Goff. “And I think for me, in the end, it was the fact that there was no conversation, and there was not like a” hey, we think of advancing “the type of thing”. There was nothing. “”
Goff continued by questioning the level of “maturity” which was involved in the treatment of his situation.
“You want it not to be a blind side and that there was a kind of maturity, I suppose, to have this conversation and to be able to let me know what was going on and how things went. And why it happens. It was my first real taste for real adversity, and your career is a bit of a fork on the road.”
While Stafford led the Rams to a Super Bowl championship, Goff has succeeded since his arrival at Motor City. He helped lift the Lions to a record of 12-5 and ended the long appearance of the NFC deductible championship match in 2023.
He received the honors of the Pro Bowl in 2024 and led the Lions to a season of 15 victories.
