Homework? Nah, I'd much rather just laugh at your posts....
Wait, laughing with you brother, not at cha!
Did his dog intercept his toss of a pork chop bone to the garbage can?
Of course we blame the QB for turnovers, but sometimes there are others more at fault.
2 Seconds!
Even if Goff eats the sack, or throws it away on that down it's a turnover on downs, so why not try to force it? Still go back a play on third down, and see Goff in a similar situation, gets hit as he delivers the ball under 2 seconds.
(12:47 mark) Goff gets hit on a 1st and 20 under 1 second after receiving the ball in the shot gun, even though the Bucks only rushed 4, and the Rams kept 7 in pass pro. It's inexcusable oline play, but if you think we should ONLY blame the QB, then by all means, blame away, but I say it's a bunch of 
Of course we blame the QB for turnovers, but sometimes there are others more at fault.
Like the first INT, that was clearly on Rob Havenstein. Goff was delivering that ball within 2 seconds, but Rob had already been beat badly, and Goff's arm was hit during the delivery. Maybe 2 seconds is a lot of time to you, but McVay's scheme goes deep to put pressure on the back end of defenses, and if Rob holds his block a half second longer, who knows what was on the other side of that route. It could have been a TD because it looked like he was going deep to Kupp in the corner who had single coverage. (2:06 mark) Aren't you the guy who always complained about check downs?
The second INT was 100% on Goff, he read blitz, and the Bucs dropped 3 off the line and only rushed 4. (3:00 mark) Still, he got rid of the ball in 2 Seconds!
The third INT was on 4th & 2 and was a massive fail by the OL to pick up a 3 man rush. (7:43 mark) Goff is hurried within 1 second of receiving the ball, goes to his check down, but the ball gets tipped and intercepted by the Bucs defender Barrett. (Actually a really good effort!) But really, it's 4 Rams on 3 Bucs, and Goff's being hit in under 1 second.
That last fumble again was totally on the OL, specifically Rob Havenstein.
Perfect pocket?
Perfect pocket?
Dude, when you RT is flat on his belly a second into the play watching his man harass his QB, you gonna talk perfect pocket?
Come-on man, they let defenders hurry the QB 1 second into the play when the Oline had them outnumbered 7 on 4, and you still gonna talk perfect pocket?
Or outnumbered 4 on 3 on a 4th and 2 and the Buc defender is there in under a second and yet you still gonna talk perfect pocket?
Damn, they only rushed 3, THREE!! and they couldn't give him a single second, and you gonna talk perfect pocket!
They wiff'd vs that Buc defense all day long, not just on the negative plays, but on a lot of the positive plays too! Just nothing bad happened so there's no focus on them. We could be looking at those too, they do show how well he handled the rush when the pocket broke down so early, but instead we'll just focus on Goff, and how poorly he played while throwing for over 500 yards while getting his ASS handed to him all game long.
Thank you Rams OL!
Junkie thinks you were superb, just breaking down a little here & there, and not providing that 'perfect pocket' your QB needs to be successful.
Goff doesn't hang onto the ball, so he has something to do with the low sack rate, but your cherry picked stats, are missing a critical number. Only Maty Ice has more pass attempts, and that winning percentage too is missing.
Speaking of reading it again, I'm not exonerating Goff, just stating a couple of those turnovers were directly on the Offensive line. They were terrible, and the defense sucking made us one dimensional. Mitigate those factors, you mitigate the turnovers. Sure Goff takes blame, but he is not standing alone d that is the point.
