The Most Fair Trade in NFL History? Stafford for Goff
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Revisiting the Quarterback & draft pick trade between the Lions & Rams. Both Matthew Stafford & jared Goff have been great on their new teams with Sean McVay & Dan Campbell. How the Lions hit on all the draft picks they accumulated with players like Jahmyr Gibbs & Sam LaPorta is crazy.
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Rams got a ring out of it, Lions got a whole new identity.
I’d say this one worked out well
I believe the lions can get a ring outta goff
@@stickmanfails2595don’t you jinx it!
@@gnarlyshark42 my bad…
Last year was it @@stickmanfails2595
@@stickmanfails2595True. They definitely have the potential. Plus they could be the ones to spoil the Chiefs three peat attempt.
If the Lions win a Ring with Goff its the greatest trade in Sports period. And even if they dont Goff and the players the Lions draftet with those extra Picks are turning that whole franchise upside down rn.
When you havent won a playoff game in over 30 YEARS and then get to the NFCC game, that basically was already like winning a SB for lions fans. It might already be the greatest trade ever.
I mean, Gibbs and Laporta, definitely. Mel has been pretty good too. The others, not so much so far.
@@HodgePodgeProductsAlso the Rams ended up breaking the 99 Broncos record for worst defending sb champs because Stafford got hurt.
that a big IF
This is a horrible take, the Rams won a chip regardless - whether or not Detroit wins a chip, does not devaluate the Rams in this trade at all
The Goff/Stafford trade will go down as one of the few trades in sports history where every party involved got what they wanted.
Not even what they wanted, more than what they wanted.
Michael Vick for LaDainian Tomlinson, and Phillip rivers for Eli manning
@Tomdaman-mq6cx I'll give u Vick and LT. But Eli got 2 rings even if he was the worst QB some of those years he still got 2 against Brady. Maybe if Rivers won one then sure but since Rivers never even made it to a Super Bowl it makes it standout
The Lions traded the best QB in their history for another QB who might become the best in their history.
Booby Layne is the best QB in Lions history
Which whom they also traded......but didn't get them anywhere near a good QB
Stafford was a garbage time QB who couldn't get it done in the playoffs... Any "best" QB should at least carry/win a playoff game
@@christinevaughn3874”matthew stafford was garbage”
Bro he has some of the best stats for a quarterback with one of the worst teams. Statistically Bobby lane isn’t even in the same league as stafford. Nobody cares about your dumbass opinions
Lol the list is short.
@@christinevaughn3874Bobby Layne in his era was very good
@@christinevaughn3874 Stafford did.. just with a non-dysfunctional team
The Rams were saying "Fuck them Picks" and then also fell into... oh.
Kyren Williams, Puka Nacua, Kobie Turner, Steve Avila, Byron Young, Ernest Jones, hell, you can even argue for players like Tutu Atwell
“Fell into” is not the right way to say it. Their FO is one of the best at drafting.
And tutu is a busy if anything. He was a 2nd round pick
With Aaron Donald the best DT of all time retired some of those defensive players won’t be as productive.
Who needs high picks when you always hit on the low ones
@@FicCreator27 Oh, I'm well aware. The Rams draft like kings, and the Athletic article on it was very eye opening
Les Snead is a fantastic GM
This is the ultimate goal of most big NFL trades. One team is in a winning window and needs an immediate upgrade to help them reach that championship, and the other team needs a younger replacement and additional assets to aid in a long-term rebuild. Similar types of trades have happened before, but they've almost never worked out this well for both teams involved.
Based on the way Goff has played, the Rams could have won a Super Bowl with Goff, and with those extra first round draft picks maybe win more than one Super Bowl
@@MarkLeBay The ceiling is there, and maybe the Rams could have done it while the Lions could have built their new core around an aging Stafford, but the tricky thing with trades like this is that the psychological elements and scheme fit elements mean that had the trade not happened, Goff might have regressed further, or the Rams' offense might have sputtered, or the Lions might have kept languishing in mediocrity with Stafford.
Sometimes the change of scenery and scheme really does guys good. It's not even about whether or not, say, McVay wasn't doing a good job with Goff, it might have just been that McVay's system and his style of coaching wasn't the best fit for getting the most out of him, while Campbell's is.
Overall, this is the Good Ending that you hope to see out of a trade if you're neutral to friendly to either or both teams. Maybe not if you're a fan of one of their rivals, I guess.
@@fanboy50 I don’t think there’s any way the Lions were going anywhere with Stafford. But with Goff and a three extra high draft picks they are Super Bowl contenders now for the next few years.
Goff has played as well as Stafford has, and arguably Goff is developing into a better QB than Stafford. But I agree … if the relationship between Goff and McVay had deteriorated past the point of repair, this was definitely the right move for the Rams - the Rams cut their losses.
@@MarkLeBay Idk you have to make it sound like the Lions fleeced the Rams when they won a super bowl. That kills any argument
@@aarondonald1611 If Goff is a good enough QB to win a Super Bowl, then trading Goff (a young pro-bowl QB who is moving into the prime of his career ) and 2 first round picks (plus a third ) for an aging Stafford is is a huge net talent transfer over to the Lions. It may still have been the right thing for the Rams.
I love Stafford got us a ring at our own stadium but damn seeing Goff getting the respect he deserves and bringing the Lions success is so good
He had potential just needed time to grow and look at him now he might win the lions a Super Bowl crazy words to say especially it being the lions the most cursed nfl team in history
What’s interesting is that Stafford gave you guys your only win his rookie year back in 2009.
Sending Stafford to the Rams to win a Superbowl, was the Lions making right by a player. This was the change needed after wasting the careers of Sanders and Megatron. The Lions are finally in the grace of the football gods, and I love it.
It wasn't the football gods, it was Payton Manning and Jeff Daniels.
(Jokes aside, we also have to thank Sheila Ford Hamp, Brad Holmes, Dan Campbell, Chris Spielmen, and Rod Wood.)
@@musicmademejesterit was all of those people.. and the football gods. Those guys don't mess around, and unlike some of the other gods up there, they actually deserve worship.
🤫🤭🤔😆 it's One winning season a division title and 2 playoff victory.. bruh 😂
@@ManuelCorrea-jr3ds it's 2 winning seasons running. And if it isn't obvious to you that we are looking at a seriously competent regime, then you may need to rub your eyes, bro.
What are you a spoiled-ass patriots fan or maybe a packers fan? This is the Detroit mother f'n Lions we're talking about right now dude we are PAID IN FULL. We can fill your whole account with pain, son. There is a surplus here.
@ManuelCorrea-jr3ds Yes. For now.
Generally speaking, when a team starts the train of showing growth, and now, dominance, that remains until something drastic occurs.
When your management core is consistent and known to make good decisions, a franchise tends to build successful seasons. The Lions didn't just have one good year. They've had consistently improving seasons.
The Russell Wilson Meltdown from Perna in the middle of his monologue is just hilarious 16:15 🤣😂😂🤣
I see the Lions and their fans as the homies in all honesty. Was pulling for them from the Divisional to the NFCCG. Hope they do well.
I definitely felt bad we had to meet in the playoffs how we did, but it really played a great narrative of burying the "Same Old Lions" in the past by beating Stafford. It was like our retribution arc, to finally officially move on from our past and embrace the future. I'll always root for him still, but that was one night where I just couldn't stand to see him at the top of his game like we'd seen for years. I got plenty of respect for the Rams still as well, they're a good team, and they'll keep being a tough team to beat as long as Stafford's there
I cheer for rams and stafford. Dude is nothing but class. Hope the rams do right by him and his family. But yeah go lions
I feel like about 80% of us Lions fans are legitimate Rams fans now. I was wondering if that feeling was mutual, lol.
Also I really wish McVay would've schemed a slightly different game plan against us in that playoff game. One called "ok the lions may win this game as it feels inevitable, but we're gonna get the ball out quick, keep backs and TE's in to chip on every play and we are NOT gonna let the lions d-line hammer our guy." But.. That did not happen. It broke my heart to see my guy get ran through the wood chipper that day. Wtf Shawn.
That's pretty cool
Oh Jared Goff where do i even begin… My glorious king
Go Lions
Haha I still say this (I’m a rams fan)
I still have Goff rams jersey lol
JARED GOFF JARED GOFF JARED GOFF
What the Rams might have realized was that only three quarterbacks ever won a Super Bowl as a starter after losing in their first appearance as a starter. Len Dawson, Bob Griese, and John Elway all won Super Bowls as starters after losing in their first Super Bowl start.
What Detroit realized was that they needed to hit the reset button after the Matt Patricia error and have a short- and long-term solution at quarterback.
In the end, this trade has worked wonders for both teams. The Rams got a Super Bowl and the Lions are now among the NFL's elite teams.
Going to turn that info into a short!
According to a Ramswire article it says Stetson took time away from football because he was exhausted from all the absolutely impossible obstacles he faced in College, and that it was adviced by the coach and they are still excited to have drafted him, I'm a HUGE supporter for Stetson as he's a hometown hero of mine, went to my school and all.
Rams GM is very high on him too.
So wait, can you tell us what the obstacles were for Stetson in college?
@@innerspace56 being a walk on, going from school to school, working very hard to win back to back national championship, bro did not play highschool football well, so why would Kirby ever want to put him as the Bulldogs starter? Bro had to work hard for it and it was exhausting, they said the break helped Stetson, just hope he can do well this year
If Goff wins a championship in Detroit, it's a true win-win trade. Rams got the short term success with the immediate SB. Lions got the long term success with a new identity.
Let’s just hope Goff doesn’t get hurt & the lions became bad defending SB Champs.
And they both have bright futures
@@reymundorodriguezg You’re right. They definitely both have a lot to look forward to.
@@Rickman897 I doubt Goff gets hurt. Lions seem to always have an elite offensive line since he arrived
@@RogueBlackOp Yep. The Lions are definitely prepared. Something tells me they’ll be the ones to spoil the Chiefs three peat attempt.
The Rams had to win a super bowl to make the trade worth it. And they did. The Lions just needed to finally be competitive and now they are. It's already a win because both teams achieved significant goals.
Wouldn’t that be something if the Lions become the ones to spoil the Chiefs three peat quest with this trade?
Hell I been a Lions fan my entire life & this trade brought me joy. Though I was heartbroken when Stafford left our organization truly turned around. Thanks for this Perna its nice to see people show my boys some respect
Largely as a result of this trade, each team was able to reach a level of success they hadn't since the '90s: the Rams won a Super Bowl for the first time in 22 years and the Lions reached the NFC championship game for the first time in 32 years. After a brief Super Bowl hangover (partially caused by an injury to Stafford), the Rams appear poised to contend in the NFC again, while the Lions have a young corps captained by fan favorite JA-RED GOFF and look to still be on the up and up. I'd say it's probably the fairest high-profile trade in terms of benefit to both sides in my lifetime.
I noticed that the late 90s early 2000s Broncos are pretty similar to the early 2020s Rams. That’s probably just me. Also wouldn’t that be something if the Lions were the ones to spoil the Chiefs three peat attempt because of this trade.
Both QB's will meet each other for the first game of the 2024 season.
When I first heard of this trade, I was super happy for Matt and worried about Jared. Matt hoisting the lombardi after years of tough seasons in Detroit was fulfilling. I wasn't sure if Detroit would have been a good fit for Jared, at first. Thankfully I was happily surprised by Jared and Dan clicking well and now I hope to see Jared get a ring with Detroit!
Wouldn’t that be funny if this trade caused the Lions to be the ones who spoil the Chiefs peat quest.
If my Rams don't win another super bowl this year (which they probably won't, I'll be happy with a playoff win 😅), I hope the Lions win their first super bowl. That fanbase deserves good things for sticking out the bad times
Thanks, I was happy for Stafford. But the 9-8 2nd half run my team had... It just felt different, and then the following year, besides a couple of bird teams, we picked right back up where we were and even excelled
The difference: we were winning games we always found ways to lose.
These Manscaped ads are getting wild. Imagine buying your dad a ball trimmer for Father's Day 😂
Lmao! Hey if the old man's still got it.. Hook him up! Then take him to the bar for some strange tang. Life is short.
Both my forever QBs tbh. I was so happy when Staff got his ring. Almost as happy as I’ll be when Goff gets his with my lions
Edit: I will say, the “bridge QB” expectation was entirely external. Our head office was always all in on JG and the fanbase latched onto him quickly out of spite for Stafford asking for a trade lmao
A very important detail Is that Brad Holmes, our GM, was director of college scouting for the Rams. He is the man responsible for them drafting Goff in the first place, and when the Lions were making this trade he made it clear that he was doing it in part for Goff. He is and was always was a part of Brad's game plan, and now he's been able to make his game plan a reality.
💀 you do realize your a Lions fan right?
I will admit at first I subscribed to the belief he was just a bridge QB until we could draft a future QB, or develop one behind him. I always thought he was serviceable and that he could play well, but damn did he ever blow away my expectations after that rough first season. Come 2023 he's completely changed my mind on worrying about the future and I'm fully embracing the Goff train to keep seeing how far he can take us, because I don't think just reaching the NFC Championship game once is enough for him. Plus he isn't too old, so we've got plenty of time to keep pushing it with him before needing to worry about a replacement
Lions ain't ever winning a ring, what you on?
I like them both. Was happy for Stafford as well.
But sorry buddy ;)
Mahomes ownes this league.
Goff is the only QB with a winning record against him though.
But both games. The chiefs. Didn't just have a bad defense. But legit, an all time worse defence in history.
While the rams had a top 5 defence.
They still won.. but Mahomes is another type of animal
I'm dead with the 'Fuck them picks strategy'.
As a bag on the head, SOL, Lions fan, watching them shit the bed for my entire adult life, and as a Stafford fan, I still think this trade is the greatest thing to ever happen in Detroit football.
As a Rams fan, i loved this trade. It was a win/win. I fuckin always loved Goff. The hate he got was absolutely unnecessary. We broke .500 after getting him and getting rid of fuckin Jeff Fisher. We were pllayoff contenders after. I will always root for Goff.
Horns Up!
When Stafford was traded, I was cool with it. Stafford, is a great QB. When Goff came to Detroit in the trade, I was like, "Shhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh." Because quietly, they set the clock back. Stafford, got His Ring. Goff, gets a fresh start. A great trade for everybody.
Biggest thing about this trade from the Detroit standpoint was that after we got rid of Quin-tricia and hit the reset button, we knew we were going into full rebuild mode. So Holmes approached Stafford after taking the job and was like "hey, where do you want to go?" The crux of the whole thing is that we wanted to do right by Stafford as gratitude for all he'd done here, and knew he wouldn't want to waste his final years on another rebuild. Even Stafford shared that sentiment saying he knew it was best for the team and himself to move on. What unfolded was arguably the most balanced trade ever made because the Rams got a Super Bowl with our longtime guy, and we've embraced Goff for all he's been able to accomplish in such a short time, along with all those great picks in the draft.
Even if we don't ultimately win a ring with Goff, he's already done so much for this franchise and we couldn't be any more thankful to him for what he's accomplished. Never in my life have I seen this much optimism and hope with this team until 2023 began, and moreso after the run we went on. On the flip side I am happy for Stafford that he got that Super Bowl ring he had been chasing, and can finally get the respect he deserved from more than just Lions fans. It's really impressive just how well it's panned out even just 3 years later.
If the Rams stay healthy in 2024-25 I believe they will be the better of the two teams. Would love to see a rematch besides the opener, in the NFC Championship!
It's amazing what Goff has done to the Detroit community/state, the team, and the all-around confidence boost this franchise has needed. He's gonna go down as of the greatest here for getting them to a Conference Championship, but if he somehow gets the team to the Super Bowl, let alone wins it, he could become the all-time greatest Detroit Sports Legend. That's how much we want a Super Bowl here
Yzerman level
I was never really hyped for Goff. When he was in LA, it seemed like - and I am sorry to say this - they were successful despite him or rather with him not because of him. However, over the years I really began to like him and, as a Packers fan, I love that the Lions became more than competitive. Honestly, the NFC North feels kinda strong and I am looking forward to some tough games.
I didn't believe the Lions would take a QB in the draft after trading for Goff. I knew we would start him. Based on how Holmes and Campbell talked about him, he was going to stick around.
I am so glad he's my QB. Due to Goff, I got to see something I've never seen in my life: The Lions winning a playoff game. Imploding in the NFCCG hurt, but we'll be back this year.
Love it when Brandon talks about the Rams 🐏 let’s listen in haha 😂
I watch pretty much all of your and Tom's content and I gotta say the way Tom's skits are highlight of his channel, your videos where you do a deep dive analysis into any given topic are a highlight of yours. You can tell you put a lot of time into prepping them and it shows.
Great work, man. Hoping to see lots more about the Lions over the next season.
I'm reminded of the Philip Rivers - Eli Manning trade.
Detroit wasn’t even bad in 2021. Look at that teams stats and point differential. Hell, they lost to the ravens on a league record field goal
Congrats on 600k. Always appreciated how you perfectly ride the line of producing lighthearted yet very insightful & entertaining content.
I have never been so happy as to be as wrong as I was about Goff. I have also never flip flopped on a player as much as I have on Goff. I thought "we get an acceptable QB to fill in for Stafford until we can draft a guy. 2 years and gone". Then Goff came in and killed it. Goff is my QB1. I will always be a Stafford fan, and I will always root for him when not playing Detroit. But Goff is my QB.
I think both teams made out perfectly. Rams got a Super Bowl. If you ask any Lions fan "would you give up a QB and 2 first round picks for a Super Bowl win?", we take that every time. Detroit became a whole new team. I am a die hard Lions fan of 55. I have been through so so so many "we got the right coach finally", and "we finally got our QB", that I can't even keep count anymore. Brad Holmes, the killer sniper of the draft, and Motor City Dan Campbell, the greatest coach the Lions have ever had (sorry Wayne Fontes), have changed everything here in Detroit. I may actually see a Super Bowl before I die.
I thought we were watching the future of the NFL with Goff in LA. Turns out a different shade of blue was the answer.
If anyone is curious who were the players that were taken with the actual picks belonging to the Rams, well ... one was a bust, the other is OK, but not a "set the world on fire" type of player.
The Lions traded up with the Vikings to get Jameson Williams, who ended up with the 1st round pick originally belonging to the Rams. The Vikings selected DB Lewis Cine, who is pretty much considered a bust at this point of his career.
The Lions traded down with the Cardinals for the Jahmyr Gibbs pick, and cause the Rams fell off a cliff after Super Bowl 56, it ended up being 6th overall, which the Cardinals used to select OT Paris Johnson Jr. Not exactly a sexy pick, but I respect teams that invest in protection for their QB.
The Lions also drafted Sam LaPorta with the extra pick they got for trading down to 12 and Gibbs. Also with the third round pick they got in 2021 from the Rams they draft Melifonwu who is becoming a very good safety. Jamo did also cost 32 (Rams pick), 34 (Christian Watson which was traded to GB) and 66 (Asomoah). Lions also got back 46 (John Paschal) from the Vikings. Your breakdown was very incomplete.
@@davidagledhill Correct, but since that was already kind of mentioned in the video, there is no reason to mention it in the comments.
At least Rams did Goff right by sending him together with some draft capitals away so that Lions can rebuild fast enough for Goff to win. Although not a Lions fan, I really hope they can win a Super bowl.
Just got my new black Sam LaPorta jersey in the mail yesterday 🤘
A crazy statement you can make that is 100% true is that Sean McVay won a Super Bowl two years prior to having his first ever first round draft pick
When Brandon dgaf about looking like he's 60 during his manscaped ad let's me know he's the real MVP.
Thanks for your coverage on the lions. It's cool to see some respect and the point of view of a non lions local
Goff has come out to of things pretty nicely.
Stafford and Mcvay may have won a sb, but Goff has shown excellence in Detroit which has not happened to any team in Detroit in many a decade.
Who knows, maybe Goff & Campbell will bring the elite Lions from the 50s back.
what a poverty franchise lol
Mentioning the Bailey Portis trade, absolutely mad respect
one of the only times it's okay to say both sides won
it's okay to be happy for both
That clip of Stafford getting hit, yeah there no shortage of those lol the dude is tough as heck. All in all the Goffense has been amazing Lets Go Lions!
Chicago bailed on Kyle Orton. I remember watching his games and being pleased with his progression. Cutler was a gunslinger we didn't need in town.
Awesome vid. So well done and needed to be said.
Lions fan here, been subbed. Love the content.
Another great breakdown, thank you!!!
Love that he's still saying "Twenty Ought Sixteen" despite comments telling him otherwise 🤣
the word is "aught" jsyk
I'll never stop
@@thatsgoodsportskeeping kayfabe alive brother 😂😂😂😂😂
This is one of the few trades that worked out this well for both teams
Found this channel by chance the other day and immediately subscribed. Love the content. Keep up the great work! One pride baby!
This is the definition of a win-win trade
Football has always been the ultimate team sport. The Goff/Stafford trade just proves it’s not about having a great player, it’s about having the RIGHT player. Both these teams GMs and coaches get that. That’s why they are both winning.
The only reason that the Rams added the other 1st rounder was to thank the Lions for taking on Goff's contract.
FWIW, Stafford never had a team around him in Detroit like Goff has now.
Goff is a legit QB and I’m glad he’s back in the saddle in Detroit. I always liked him, especially because people couldn’t seem to respect him because he excelled in a PA offense.
Great video, Brandon!
I've been a long time watcher of the channel and excited you are making more and more lions videos now that they don't suck.
Keep up the great work. Go Lions!
Brandon's videos on the lions from when we did suck are actually epic. The lions vs refs video is an all-time classic that every nfl fan (and hopefully some of the Park Avenue suits) should see.
@@innerspace56 Yeah, that's a good one.
As a michigander and often reluctant lions fan, I was cautiously optimistic when the trade went down. Stafford was getting older and had mounting injuries, so we had to move. Even going into year two, many around me were shitting on Goff, but I was one of the few in my group to blame the lack of weapons rather than his performance. I thought he would be a bridge QB until we drafted someone. I never would have thought he might be the one to break Bobby Lane's curse!
Stafford earned a ring one year after leaving what was once a pitiful franchise, (which has since begun the turnaround of all nfl franchise turnarounds, meanwhile Mike Trout on the Angels turning to pumice while the residual effects of this nfl trade remains a popular topic in the world of sports
When the Lions win a Super Bowl with Goff, it will be the greatest trade in the history of sports.
Especially if they became the Lions become the ones to spoil the Chiefs three peat quest.
You should have given that browns lions clip more love for sure. The longest ever nfl segment without a commercial. We don’t even get to see that anymore
That’s my voice at 8:02 !! ❤
Can you please do a video on the Manning - Rivers trade
Bailey for Portis was pretty good back in the early 2000s
One of the few times I can think of where the trade was a massive boon to both teams
Another excellent analysis by Brandon "I'm beating Goff" Perna
Goff will win the Super Bowl this year and it will be the greatest trade in the history of sports
Goff and the Lions getting 14 wins this season. Write it down.
I always love when Perna covers my Lions
Both will have great seasons this year imo
As a lifetime Lions fan I love Stafford. Super thrilled that he got a ring.
But Goff - I fucking love Goff. I genuinely think he is the better quarterback for Detroit and I am thrilled to see Lion's fans unite behind Goff.
Lions got the #1 RB after contact Gibbs, the #1 TE in the NFL, the #1 player in the NFL in Sewell and Jared Goff who's every bit as good as Matt Stafford who did in 3 years what Stafford never could win a playoff game for the city of Detroit. Who won last year? Jared Goff Jared Goff. Get used to it LA.
Ok dude you don't have to be a shitty little brat about it though. For real. Also the Sewell pick had nothing to do with the Rams but you are correct that Sewell is the best football player in the NFL. So you're 1 for 3 there. Nice job.
Great video
You never fail to spread me wide and fill me with ur content
The lions really said don't make me get goff 🥵🥵
If Goff wins a Super Bowl it’s better for the lions because they also got 2 firsts for Stafford along with gogf
I honestly didn't know jack shit about Stafford, so when I heard we were trading Goff away after his show of insane guts in the playoffs, I was floored.
This was the trade of all time, purely due to how balanced it was.
1:16 nice I can’t wait for Perna to give us information. Most of us have already known for years now.
Now I want a video of you shaving in the first row at Seaworld.
My “Perna-sense” went off!!
No one ever mentions how many studs the rams defense had also, they traded for von miller that year also.
Only if Lions get a ring then it’s a perfect 1:1 trade.
Who knows. Maybe the Lions will be the ones to spoil the Chiefs three peat attempt.
@@Rickman897 did you just spoil the script!?
@@boobookachoo Maybe?
9:20 Kyle Orton was always underrated.
Win win for both teams. Goff just got a massive extension and unfortunately for Stafford I don’t think the Rams are going to do the same. They’ll most likely discard him just like they did to Goff.
2 different situations bro.. Stafford in his mid 30's... Goff is not even 30 yet... so yes the rams probably most likely gonna go younger its part of the game
This has been a fantastically equal trade! I appreciate your takes. If Goff gets Detroit the ultimate prize this would go down as the greatest move in NFL history. The Lions reset their entire organizational culture and the Rams got their title!
The Seaworld comment in your ad is gonna make me buy one and do it😂 -sold
Good video
I think Stafford was better in his prime but right now they're fairly equal as far as abilities, kind of a different set of skills though, Stafford is not a mobile QB by any means but he can move around in the pocket better, at least in his youth. I've heard about these stats comparisons but does that in an equal amount of games, after all Stafford has missed a lot of games, especially in 2022 and that have the Lions that 6th round pick with Gibbs and Laporta net gain. That definitely moved the needle in the Lions direction in who won that trade but that is another reason Goff has an edge, he's still he has at least 4 or 5 more years while Stafford will probably retire within the next 2 seasons I'm guessing but it won't be an equal trade till Goff wins that SB. It was a good trade no for both teams no doubt, Rams got their SB and the Lions finally got a legit rebuild, due in part to that trade
Please bring back the bowling pin sound effect in the intro, thank you!
if the lions win a ring, this is the best win win in sports
congrats on 600K and let's go lions!
I'm so happy to know that backing Goff (albeit as a long term place holder) while most other fans wanted to dump him early was a good thought
Love you perna.
11:00 something about the #97 on defense
Good for them.
“Melon-fanwu” is lowkey a good nickname tho
7:57 low key I thought u meant the first MNF of last season where the lions basicallly won off a pick 6 that bounced out of the Chiefs receivers gloves and into the hands of branch
Word around the grapevine here in georgia is that stetson bennet got put into rehab after his dallas incident