Jared Goff isn’t just adapting to change — he’s thriving in it. The Detroit Lions quarterback opened up about how the team’s revamped offense is coming together under new leadership, and he made one thing clear: the transition has been smooth.
“It’s been a great transition,” Goff said, expressing confidence in the new scheme and his ability to execute it. With Ben Johnson now leading the Bears, the Lions’ offense has taken on some fresh wrinkles. But rather than stumbling through the adjustment, Goff has looked comfortable and focused, quickly syncing with the coaching staff and his teammates.
The early days of camp have shown flashes of creativity in play design, faster tempo, and more versatility in formations. Goff has shown sharp timing and chemistry with his receivers, a promising sign for an offense aiming to stay among the league’s best.
While new systems often come with growing pains, Goff’s command and poise suggest the Lions are in good hands. If things continue trending this way, the offense might not miss a beat — and Goff could be in for one of his most efficient seasons yet.
Goff Embracing Change: Says New Offense Has Been a “Great Transition”
