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Lions QB Jared Goff, despite 5 interceptions, dared to become cold-blooded
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Date：2025-04-18 11:34:23
HOUSTON — No, he didn’t regress. He just had a rough game.
It happens. Ask Tom Brady — not that anyone is saying Jared Goff is Tom Brady.
The best quarterbacks throw interceptions and miss receivers and throw the ball into the turf, as Goff did more times than anyone can remember him doing all season. The best quarterbacks lose games, except for — apparently — Patrick Mahomes. The best quarterbacks have off nights.
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