PFF shows how Jared Goff continues to get better with experience

Jared Goff will be entering his fourth NFL season with the Los Angeles Rams in 2019.

Even though his NFL career didn’t exactly get off to the best start as a result of a poor offensive line and weak receiving corps, Jared Goff has made it clear over these last two seasons that he deserves to be the quarterback of the future for the Los Angeles Rams.

Some fans were ready to give up on Goff after going 0-7 as a rookie in 2016, but also this wasn’t entirely his fault since the Rams in general didn’t exactly put the California product in the best position to succeed.

Once Sean McVay was hired as the youngest head coach in NFL history during the 2017 season, everything changed for Goff in Los Angeles, as the team slowly started to put together the necessary weapons on offense.

Between convincing Andrew Whitworth to come on board to boost the offensive line along with signing an underrated receiver at the time in Robert Woods, McVay wasted little time making sure Goff would be in much better position to succeed in 2017, which was exactly the case.

Two NFC West titles and a trip to the Super Bowl later, Los Angeles is viewed as one of the top contenders in the NFC once again heading into the 2019 season, with Goff’s play under center being one of the main reasons as to why.

All of a sudden, all of those early unfair concerns towards Goff quickly went out the window, and while it was difficult to see him struggle the way he did in Super Bowl 53, this wasn’t entirely his fault either.

If anything, Rams fans should just be thrilled over how quickly Goff is making progress when it comes to developing into a top quarterback in the NFL, and just in case there are still any doubters, take a look at this recent chart put together by the amazing folks at Pro Football Focus.

Clearly, the experience factor is working wonders for Goff when it comes to improving each season with the Rams, and one can only imagine what the 2019 season will have in store after watching Los Angeles come up short in Super Bowl 53.

Todd Gurley has rightfully received heavy praise for being the MVP of this Rams’ offense over the last two seasons, but Goff is right up there when it comes to being just as important.

Up until the 2016 NFL Draft, the Rams had been in desperate need of a quarterback to build the franchise around, and now that Goff has proven to be the one worth the wait, Los Angeles seems like they’re going to be fun to watch for years to come.