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Rams' Goff is living up to promise and potential

NASHVILLE, Tenn. - A year ago on Christmas Eve, Jared Goff stood at the Coliseum podium after another wrenching loss and made a pledge.

The Los Angeles Rams had just been beaten by the San Francisco 49ers to fall to 4-11, and their then-rookie quarterback told reporters that he needed to be better because, ultimately, "it comes back to the quarterback every time."

The struggling No. 1 pick of the 2016 draft said he intended to do "everything in my heart and soul to get

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