Detroit Lions fans have seen flashes of brilliance from Jared Goff over the years, but as the team approaches a crucial stretch in the season, one glaring issue has come into focus: Goff seems to be ignoring a major red flag in his own game, and it could be costing the Lions.
It’s not about stats or highlight-reel throws—Goff has proven he can rack up yards and connect with his top receivers. The concern lies in decision-making and self-awareness. Time and again, he’s been caught pressing plays or forcing throws in situations where caution would’ve served the offense better. Detroit’s high-powered unit can mask these mistakes for a while, but as defenses tighten and the stakes rise, those missteps can turn into momentum killers.
The Lions have built a roster that can win games even when things get messy, but Goff’s unwillingness to adjust on the fly is a weak link. Coaches can scheme around it, teammates can cover for it, but football is unforgiving—especially in playoff situations. Ignoring warning signs on the field isn’t just a minor issue; it’s a problem that could define Detroit’s season if not corrected.
Fans deserve a quarterback who can not only deliver in the moment but also read the bigger picture. Goff has shown he has the arm and the accuracy, but it’s time to start showing he has the judgment to match. The Lions’ success this season might depend on it.
Ignoring the Warning Signs: Goff’s Struggle Puts Detroit at Risk
