Jared Goff is the Detroit Lions’ highest-paid athlete who continues to astonish fans with his splendid performance. Since signing a 4-year, $212 million deal with the Lions in 2021, undoubtedly, he left the fans amazed with his accolades. He has the most pass attempts with a perfect passer rating (33) and 3x Pro Bowl Selections to his name.

Additionally, during his time with the Rams, he helped the team make a Super Bowl appearance in 2019. Nonetheless, this success and growth wouldn’t have been possible without two strong entities behind the quarterback, his dad Jerry Goff, and his mom Nancy. Their steadfast support has been invaluable both on and off the field. And, they both have played really important roles in shaping his NFL aspirations.

Who are Jared Goff’s constant supporters Jerry Goff & Nancy?

Jared Goff was born on October 14, 1994, to his parents Jerry Goff and Nancy in Novato, California, United States. Doubtlessly, they both have been his constant pillars of support. His father, Jerry Goff, a former MLB catcher, has helped him develop athleticism and discipline and pushed him into the NFL world.

In addition to this, Sr. Goff played baseball for the University of California. In 1983, he was drafted out of high school by the Oakland Athletics. Besides this, the New York Yankees also drafted him in 1984, but he opted to attend UC Berkeley. There, he established himself by tying for ninth place all-time in career home runs.

During his baseball career, the NFL QB’s father played six seasons with the Houston Astros, Montreal Expos, and Pittsburgh Pirates. The third-round pick in 1986 displayed his prowess during 90 games in his MLB career as a Seattle Mariners Mariners player. Jerry Goff caught notable attention for shattering a 90-year record on May 12, 1996, by matching the MLB record for most passed balls in a single game.

He broke the record held by late Rube Vickers, a former Cincinnati Reds pitcher. Jerry Goff is considered one of the MLB’s legendary players, batting .215 with a .320 on-base percentage. Like his father, Jared is following in his footsteps but in the NFL world. Raised in a sporting environment, Jared’s mother, Nancy, also played a significant role in shaping his NFL career.

Nancy Goff, a mortgage advisor for Flagstar Bank, shares a close bond with Jared. Their love and support for each other have been displayed on many occasions. Previously, on Mother’s Day, the NFL QB expressed his unwavering love for his mom on Instagram: “Happy Mother’s Day Mom! Love you so much! Thanks for all you do for me and our family.” It was not the first time, that the tight-knit bond with his mom went viral. During the 2016 NFL Draft, his parents’ support grabbed public attention.

Goff’s parents never shy away from supporting Jared off and on the field

Nancy often attends Jared’s games, cheering him from the stands. When Jared was selected as the No. 1 overall pick by the LA Rams in the 2016 NFL Draft, Nancy joined him on the red carpet, expressing her pride for her NFL son. She remarked, “It’s pretty incredible, it’s a dream come true for him. He’s been playing for 16 years now, and it’s so exciting.”

Nancy also shared her faith in his future success: “I just want him to go to a team that wants him and where he’ll be successful… Anywhere he goes will be great.” Jerry Goff also felt proud of his son and expressed his elation over Jared’s NFL selection, stating, “Proud as can be. To see the progression he has made over the years … We are just happy for him. This community has been so great up here in Novato — really strong backing. It’s really neat hearing all the nice things people have to say in terms of supporting Jared.”

However, not only his parent express their love for him, but Jared also never fails to reciprocate the same.  “It’s something I was kind of born with, how I grew up and how I’ve been. I attribute it to my parents and the way they raised me. I just try to understand that it’s still just a game and have fun with it,” he remarked. With his parents’ unwavering support and love, the quarterback has a long way to go and achieve much more in the NFL realm.