Jared Goff On Detroit Lions’ Infectious ‘Agression’

Detroit Lions quarterback Jared Goff says the newfound aggressiveness of the organization is rubbing off on the players. 

The Detroit Lions find themselves in an unfamiliar position this offseason, because they’re feeling bullish. Eight victories in ten to end the 2022 season will do that for you, and suddenly the landscape is changing.

Both the Bears and the Vikings have work to do to build a coherent roster. As well as that, the Packers will soon say goodbye to Aaron Rodgers. 

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The circumstances for a first divisional title since 1993 are opening up, but Jared Goff isn’t making predictions in April. 

“I don’t believe there are any favorites to win anything in April. But what do I know?” Jared Goff said. 

“A lot can change from now until August or whatever. We like what we’ve done in the offseason and last year, but [there is] plenty of stuff to get better at and work on.

“I don’t think we have a bullseye,” he said. “We missed the playoffs. Why would we have a bullseye? I mean, we’ve played better. We played better last year and have a lot of work to do still. But yeah, we’re a better team. We’ll get teams’ better shots, maybe. But we certainly have done a lot of things that have improved our chances and hopefully can give us a better chance this year.”

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“You see it up top, just the moves they made in the offseason. It’s slightly more aggressive this year,” Goff said. 

“This is my third offseason here now, and you can see the aggressiveness in them and it trickles into us. We see everything. We know what’s going on. In a couple weeks, the draft will come and there will be more of that there. But [there is] the aggressiveness of taking our shot and knowing that we have a team that can compete with anybody and really try to go make some noise this year.”