Fantasy Upside
We'd be exaggerating to suggest that Jared Goff has upside this year in fantasy. Despite the Rams giving up four picks this year and two next year in order to move up to the No. 1 pick in April's draft to acquire Goff, he has yet to beat out Case Keenum for the starting job. Goff should start at some point, but if or when he does, he'll be one of the least attractive fantasy quarterback options available.
Fantasy Downside
As previously mentioned, Goff has yet to beat out Keenum for the No. 1 job in L.A. If he does start, he'll do a lot of handing the ball off to Todd Gurley in the Rams' run-heavy offense. Outside of Tavon Austin (who is more of a gadget player than a bona fide No. 1 receiver), the Rams don't have any weapons in the passing game, either.
2016 Bottom Line
Ranked as our QB30, avoid Goff in your drafts. There's not much sense in picking him up as a streaming option either, as the Rams won't put the ball in the air much this season and he doesn't have many weapons in the passing game.
