In a week where questions loomed about his performance following a five-interception game, Detroit Lions quarterback Jared Goff bounced back in impressive fashion during the Lions’ 52-6 demolition of the Jacksonville Jaguars.

Lions head coach Dan Campbell praised Goff’s ability to respond after a challenging performance, noting his resilience and focus on improving.

Campbell acknowledged that Goff had faced “bizarre” circumstances the previous week but highlighted his quarterback’s unwavering confidence in himself and the team.

“Whatever it was or wasn’t last week – I said this, he didn’t play a bad game.

Those circumstances and what went down were just, I mean, it was bizarre,” Campbell said as quoted by SI.

“But, I know for him, it’s like, ‘Look whatever it is or isn’t, I’m going to play better.’

On Sunday, Goff was nothing short of spectacular, throwing for over 400 yards and four touchdowns while leading the Lions’ high-powered offense to a record-setting performance.

Campbell was not surprised by Goff’s ability to rebound, calling him a “stud” and expressing his appreciation for the quarterback’s consistent high-level play.

“I thought Goff was outstanding, once again,” Campbell said.

“That’s the type of player we have, and that’s the type of football he’s been playing for a while now. He continues to play at a high level.”

In addition to Goff’s leadership, the Lions’ offense as a whole stepped up, taking ownership of their performance and executing with efficiency.

Campbell was particularly pleased with how the offense finished strong, making plays and finishing drives effectively.

The bounce-back game shows that Goff is not only resilient but capable of leading his team to dominant victories when needed.

With the Lions’ offense clicking on all cylinders, and Goff playing like the “stud” Campbell describes, Detroit’s playoff hopes are looking stronger than ever.

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