The Facts: Goff's overall record as the Rams' quarterback is quite strong, but it's not keeping his job completely secure. The writing has started to appear on the wall in bits and pieces in the last two weeks for Los Angeles, which might be headed toward a significant change under center. NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reported an open quarterback competition between Goff and backup John Wolford should be expected this summer if Los Angeles does not trade Goff before the Rams open camp.

Diehards Line:This is a development that has apparently been building for some time. Wolford impressed in last summer's camp and in the limited game action he saw at the end of the season, bringing a different element of mobility and playmaking to Los Angeles' offense. The Rams staff and front office liked what they saw, per Rapoport, and they're ready to give him a legitimate chance to win the job. This should come as no surprise given HC Sean McVay's lack of commitment to Goff, which continued with general manager Les Snead's comments on the matter, which were predictably vague but also open to significant change. Trading Goff would, in fact, be such a significant change. Goff is due $27.5 million in guaranteed salary in 2021 and carries a cap number just shy of $35 million, accounting for over 19 percent of the Rams' total cap space. Whatever the case, expect ongoing drama whether Goff stays or goes.