The Detroit Lions are off to their best start in seven decades thanks in part to the play of Jared Goff. But the Lions got their most recent win despite Goff’s gaffes.

The Detroit Lions' strong performance in the NFL doesn't quite reflect the current situation of Jared Goff, but head coach Dan Campbell has a different perspective on the matter. The Detroit Lions, one of the breakout teams in the NFL,

Quarterback Jared Goff helped the Detroit Lions rally from behind and earn a thrilling 26-23 win at the Houston Texans this past Sunday night. Of course, Goff throwing five interceptions during the game played a role in Detroit needing to complete a comeback in front of a prime-time television audience.

There was some good news and bad news from the Detroit Lions injury report after Thursday's practice ahead of Week 11. First, the good news. Left tackle Taylor Decker was a full participant in Thursday's session with his shoulder.

Taylor Decker strained his rotator cuff in practice last week and did not play in the Lions' come-from-behind win over the Texans.

There doesn’t seem much in life that makes Detroit Lions left tackle Taylor Decker feel more—in his words—”shitty” than missing an opportunity to play football with his teammates. He may be in year nine of his career,