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There’s Good Foles and there’s bad Foles.
From 2014 on if he plays several games he will have good stretches and bad stretches. But not just bad–those stretches include some really bad games. Goff v. the Bears on the road bad, but several of them and it’s not against the 2018 Bears defense either.
It happened in 2017 too. But he’s in a good situation in Phil since Pederson was his rookie qb coach. Last year Pederson and Reich had 2 different bye weeks to set things up for him to do well, so in the post-season he had a stretch of Good Foles games.
The Bad Foles.
2014: 4 consecutive games with an avg. qb rating of 70.7 where he threw 6 TDs to 7 INTs. In the middle of that, the Foles Eagles still managed to beat the Austin Davis Rams.
2015: The GB game where he had a qb rating of 23.7 + 1 TD to 4 INTs, then his last 4 games where he had an avg. qb rating of 53.7 where he threw 0 TDs v. 5 INts.
2017: Regular season, did well v. the Giants but then ended the season on 2 games where he had an avg. qb rating of 34.35 and threw 1 TD and 2 INTs.
Now will the Rams see the Good Foles or the Bad Foles today?
My opinion?
Doesn’t matter. Rams win either way.
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