“There Will Always Be Haters” – Lions QB Jared Goff Hits Back at Critics Amidst Leading Detroit to the Top of Their Division

The Detroit Lions are headed to Tampa this weekend. Meanwhile, the team gears up for their away-from-home clash against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, their QB Jared Goff is busy shooing off his haters. As the QB already has enough on his plate as the season progresses, he doesn’t need any haters. Goff, the QB of the top team in the NFC North division, is busy plotting the Lions’ strategy against the Buccaneers.

The 4-1 Lions will clash against the 3-1 Buccaneers for a win each team needs, or for a loss that neither team needs. Furthermore, the Lions are the top contender in their divisions. Thus, to win, the Buccaneers will have to put up a tough fight. On the other hand, the Lions too can’t take their opponents for granted. Speaking of granted, the critics of Jared Goff have taken him casually, but Goff knows how to shut them out, savagely.

Lions QB Jared Goff does ‘not care’ about his critics

Jared Goff has navigated his team dexterously this season. Amidst this, critics have made mean comments about the QB. When Goff was initially acquired in the Matthew Stafford trade, people said all sorts of things as they underestimated him. People assumed that the Lions would soon get another QB in his place. When asked about this in his Tuesday interview after the Lions’ practice, Goff couldn’t care less. “There’s still going to be some and there will always be even if I’m playing great, if I’m playing poorly, there’ll always be haters and lovers, and ignore them all and keep trying to get better.” said the QB.

Jared Goff has been putting up his best performance since the last season, proving his haters wrong. It was a great decision from his end as although the Lions lost their winning streak this season; they continue to be an exceptional team. Goff is proud of leading one of the most diverse offenses, which has improved a lot over the years. Along with his team, Groff has developed as an individual, but more importantly a player.

What’s next in the store for Groff?

The Lions’ QB made it to the Pro Bowl last year and since then, Goff hasn’t looked back. When we talk about Goff as a quarterback for the Lions, he has a 69.8 completion percentage, his best one over the years, with 9 touchdowns and 3 interceptions, his lowest one over the years.

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With his statistics constantly improving, there is a huge window of opportunity for him with the Lions. He also reported having a ‘good dialogue’ with the authorities regarding his contract.

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