Doug Gottlieb: “What you heard from teammates when John Wolford was the starting quarterback was ‘WE LOVE THIS GUY’, and you didn’t hear that when Jared Goff was the starting quarterback. Wolford out-worked him, out-prepared him, out-competed him, and Goff wasn’t accountable. Privately, which I’m told from various people in that building, he never said ‘hey guys, that loss was on me’, because that’s what ‘LEADERSHIP’ is. He didn’t take cues from McVay in the work ethic, and didn’t take cues from McVay in terms of the accountability. Then he was too tentative… Here you have a coach that prides himself on his play designs and his ability to create explosive plays, and he just wouldn’t let it go. He played ‘not to lose’ instead of just to win. There was a lack of complete and total buy-in in terms of work, there was a lack of desire to take chances, and a lack of accountability... They knew what kind of worker Stafford was, and they knew what kind of worker Goff WASN’T.” (Full Audio at Bottom of Page)
Listen to Doug Gottlieb discuss the NFL’s shocking blockbuster trade over the weekend involving Matthew Stafford and Jared Goff, and detail what he’s heard around the league regarding the reasons for the Rams trading the 26-year-old two-time Pro Bowler who is only two years removed from playing in the Super Bowl.
Check out the audio below as Gottlieb explains why Goff’s unexpected exodus may have been related to his lack of work ethic and leadership.
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