Breaking News: Dan Campbell makes an unforgivable mistake with Jared Goff that will take a toll on him

Even though Jared Goff’s immaculate performance during Monday Night Football created NFL history, head coach Dan Campbell didn’t give him a game ball.

In a moment that will never be forgotten, Campbell praised his Detroit Lions teammates for their 42-29 victory over the Seattle Seahawks, but he failed to recognize his own quarterback, who was the game’s MVP.

Campbell distributed three game balls to the celebrants in the locker room following the game. Wide receiver Jameson Williams, safety Kerby Joseph, and offensive coordinator Ben Johnson were commended for their accomplishments.

 

Goff completed a perfect 18 of 18 passes for 292 yards, two touchdowns, and a quarterback rating of 155.8, but his number was not called. To cap off an incredible night, Goff even caught a touchdown pass himself, which is even more amazing.

It was a night for the record books for Goff. During a single game, he became the only quarterback in NFL history to complete all 18 of his pass attempts.

Nevertheless, his accomplishment was overlooked when the game balls were distributed. The coach didn’t notice his error until Campbell’s press conference after the game.

 

In response to a question concerning Goff’s flawless completion percentage, Campbell said, “I feel terrible right now because I just gave the game ball to somebody else.”

 

As Campbell said, “I did not realize he was literally 18-for-18,” laughter erupted throughout the room. But I knew he was a pretty good player. It was palpable.”

 

Quickly taking to social media, Lions supporters laughed at the blunder. “Even my franchise QB in Madden doesn’t put up these numbers,” a fan commented. Lt. Dan, hand him the game ball.” “Goff is going to prank him now,” said another.

Even though Goff didn’t get the respect he deserved in the locker room, his incredible performance will never be forgotten. The former first-round pick is expected to earn $401 million by 2028, having already amassed over $240 million in career earnings.

 

More significantly, Goff is focused on winning the Super Bowl for the first time ever with the Lions. Dan Campbell will undoubtedly make sure that Goff receives the game ball that he is due.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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