Funny Guy Jared Goff Goes Undercover As A Transfer QB And Clowns Entire Junior College

Socrates Johnson7 years ago

You probably know Jared Goff as the quarterback of the Los Angeles Rams, but maybe something that you didn’t know about the Cal Berkeley alum is that he’s a certified prankster of the caliber that would give Sal and the rest of the Impractical Jokers gang a run for their money.

And when you combine Goff’s pranking prowess with his quarterbacking skills, you’ve got yourself a recipe for some grade-A tomfoolery. Suffice to say, the players of the Ventura College football team had no idea what they were in for when No. 16 showed up to their practice as an undercover transfer QB, looking like a cross between Shane Falco and Ronnie “Sunshine” Bass.

From CBS Sports:

The 23-year-old Rams quarterback has apparently been spending his offseason working out with a junior college football team, but not as Jared Goff. No, instead, Goff went undercover and transformed into Dreaj Foge — a former Division I quarterback who is a new arrival to the Ventura College football team in Southern California.

With the help of Red Bull, who helped orchestrate the prank, Goff got himself some long, flowing locks, as well as some fake tattoos and a facial mole that you could parachute onto.

He still looked a bit like Jared Goff, especially when he was chucking bombs down the field during practice, but apparently the disguise was enough to trick Ventura players into buying it. The reveal that came at the end of practice made it all worth it.

Goff definitely steals the show as the rocket-armed, ball busting Dreaj, but this video is nothing without its supporting cast. First, you’ve got Brock Domann, Ventura’s QB1 who probably pooped his pants at least once during the making of the film.

You’ve also got Jay Vanderjagt. He’s another quarterback who has never been so disrespected in his life as he was in this moment.

Then, you’ve got this fiery gentleman. He loves him some Brock and also wants to get paid. Like he really, really wants to get paid. Somebody pay this man!

I don’t know what’s in store for Ventura College this upcoming season, but I hope that whatever happens, good season or bad, that this guy, for the life of him, can end up remembering what the team’s record is..

[via CBS Sports]

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