I want to hear from Lions fans how trading Stafford for Goff is the “fairest trade in the history of the nfl” now. Stafford has won what 6 playoffs games since leaving, won a superbowl and is a game away from a second superbowl appearance, and is likely to win an mvp award. Meanwhile Goff has won the Lions 2 playoffs games, choked away a 15-2 season, and been good but not good enough to get the Lions a ring.
Winning a championship makes the Rams the winner of that trade, that’s the reality of it. The Lions got great value out of the trade but they haven’t won it all from that trade yet.
I want to hear from Lions fans how trading Stafford for Goff is the “fairest trade in the history of the nfl” now. Stafford has won what 6 playoffs games since leaving, won a superbowl and is a game away from a second superbowl appearance, and is likely to win an mvp award. Meanwhile Goff has won the Lions 2 playoffs games, choked away a 15-2 season, and been good but not good enough to get the Lions a ring.
Winning a championship makes the Rams the winner of that trade, that’s the reality of it. The Lions got great value out of the trade but they haven’t won it all from that trade yet.
The idea is that neither would’ve made a difference, because it’s the Lions.