Jared Goff faced a barrage of criticism on Sunday.

Three interceptions in his first game as a Detroit Lion. The Lions trailed the Chicago Bears by 12 points in the fourth quarter, largely due to those turnovers.

But what had the Lions faithful roaring was Goff’s resolve.

Detroit pulled off a stunning comeback behind quarterback Jared Goff, as the Lions scored 17 straight points to win 31–26 on Sunday.

Following the game, Lions head coach Dan Campbell said, “So, here’s what we know about Goff: At the very least, he’s going to be mentally tough and physically tough, and you can always count on that.” “On that, you can rely. He demonstrated his resilience today, and when we required those plays,

On Sunday, Jared Goff was the target of many boos.

That was his first game as a three-interception Detroit Lion. The Lions’ 12-point deficit against the Chicago Bears in the fourth quarter was largely due to those turnovers.

But what really had the Lions fans cheering was Goff’s determination.

The Lions won 31–26 on Sunday after a stunning comeback led by quarterback Jared Goff saw them score 17 points in a row.

“So, this is what we know about Goff: You can always count on him to be mentally and physically tough,” Lions head coach Dan Campbell remarked following the victory. “You can rely on it. He demonstrated his resilience today, and when those plays were needed,

Goff berated himself after a dismal start that infuriated the Lions supporters. He concluded the game with 236 passing yards, two touchdown passes, and the previously mentioned three interceptions for a dismal passer rating of 68.3.

“I understand. Reacting to the jeers, Goff said, “They’re upset, I’m upset.” “They can be upset, and boo, it’s all right.”

With 2:59 remaining in the game, Goff finished the game admirably, going 5 for 5 for 71 yards and a 32-yard touchdown to Jameson Williams to trim the Lions’ deficit to 26-21 following the extra point.

With 2:33 remaining and 73 yards to go, Goff masterminded the game-winning drive after the Lions’ defense forced the Bears to a crucial three-and-out. Before David Montgomery found pay dirt against his former team, he was 4 of 6 for 35 yards. Goff added a two-point conversion to give the team a 29-26 lead after connecting with Sam LaPorta.

For the first time since 1962, the victory moved the Lions to 8-2. The Lions have performed up to the high expectations that were placed on them prior to the season. Along with those

With 2:59 remaining, Goff completed a stellar performance, going 5 for 5 for 71 yards, including a 32-yard touchdown pass to Jameson Williams that reduced the Lions’ deficit to 26-21 following the extra point.

Goff led the game-winning drive with 2:33 remaining and 73 yards to go after the Lions’ defense forced the Bears to a crucial three-and-out. When David Montgomery finally scored a touchdown against his former team, he was 4 of 6 for 35 yards. After connecting with Sam LaPorta, Goff added a two-point conversion to give his team a 29-26 lead.

For the first time since 1962, the Lions are now 8-2 after the victory. The Lions have performed up to the high expectations set for them prior to the season thus far. With those

Consequently, Goff comprehended the unfavorable response from the home crowd following his interceptions on Detroit’s opening two plays — and on a third, during one of the team’s four scoreless drives to start the second half.

“I think the expectation for our team is higher than they’ve ever been, and you know, we want to win home games in front of our home fans against division opponents,” Goff stated. “In the end, we accomplished it today. Even though we didn’t get there quickly, we still prevailed, which once more demonstrates our toughness and bravery both on offense and defense.”

“I believe it says a lot,” Campbell remarked. “It’s not his best game, but that’s when you really needed him.” That was quite a bit in a two-minute drive at the end of the half. And he’s at his best right at the end of the game, when the team is down two goals. I believe it says a lot about him that he’s not playing at his best in this particular game.

All things considered, Goff’s poor day came to an end with another victory for Detroit, which is enjoying its best start in over 60 years, in large part due to the quarterback’s comeback.

“Playing poorly and winning is far more straightforward than playing poorly and losing. Almost like what we did today,” he remarked. “For roughly three and a half quarters, we played not our best ball and not my best ball. And at the very end, figure out how to make it work there. It indicates a strong team. We’re a hardy bunch. We are resilient. We are very courageous people who never give up.”