I think people don't understand how many "soft" goals are scored on a regular basis in the NHL. Andersen hasn't been good this season but he's taken way too much grief at the same time.
Disclaimer - if it was me, Rittich would be our #2, not Andersen.
I get what you're saying, most goalies give up weaker goals, and a lot of time the play leading up to the goal may have some mental impact on them failing to make an easy save. Goalies are weird to assess with how they can rob point-blank chances when hot and in rhythm but can also give up weird angle and far distance goals when they have their confidence shaken.
Overall, if Jarry wins the game he'll end with a.915+ most likely which is a great game despite some poor goals.
It is easier to blame/fault the goalie vs the players I suppose as that is one person vs a whole collection of people and when a player fails it only keeps the score the same with the missed goal usually not talked as badly as when a goalie fails and gives one up and it puts his team down a goal.
Goaltending is a tough position for sure, and not one which is loved often by fans
