I actually think they’re comparable. Goff has a better arm but Dak can make more plays with his feet. But what they’re being paid Dak is clearly the better value right now.
Interesting to see whether or not those who are against Dak getting a big contract, would be for Goff getting one. Just based off of the fact, of the hype that comes with being a first round drafted QB and the beliefs that Goff fits all of the checkmarks, according to some, of being a great QB or on the path of being more of a "lead the team" elite QB, over being more of a game manager of a QB.
Because some don't think that Dak should be paid much, because they say that he needs Zeke, an good Oline and strong supporting cast to "carry him." While Goff performs poorly when the Oline doesn't protect him, when he either has a bad coach like Fisher or one who gets outcoached like McVay. And when he has to have a solid running game and strong supporting cast, to be able to win games or play well on a consistent basis. Yet, because of Goff receiving the benefit of the doubt, he isn't considered being "carried" by who his coach is or who his supporting cast is and how well that supporting cast plays, like in the running game.
So, I wonder if some would rather pay Goff a lot of money over Dak, due to the belief of Goff just being better and that he will be elite, despite his shortcomings. As I said, I don't believe the gap is as big as some make it out to be. Not when it comes to their performances on the field.
Also, it's interesting that some don't want Goff to be judged on one game. When it comes to his poor Superbowl performance. But, will give him credit for one game against the Saints, where the Rams when, despite the run game being shut down. Yet, Goff wasn't the main reason for the Rams getting to the NFC Championship game and he couldn't do anything when Belichick made it hard for him by limiting the run game.
Also, it's not just one game for Goff. He can't perform well under inferior coaching or win consistently. Dak has to overcome Garrett, it took Goff getting McVay, before the Rams even became a playoff team. Proves that coaching matters, when it comes to developing a QB.