What Did Jared Goff Do With His Perfect Game Gameball?

Two weeks ago Detroit Lions quarterback Jared Goff passed for a perfect game against the Seattle Seahawks but was finally given a game ball, what did he do with it?

Jared Goff Passes for a Perfect Game

Everyone is talking about the Detroit Lions' win over the Dallas Cowboys over the weekend, and they should, because it was a great game. The team and fans got some revenge after the game late last season that everyone feels was stolen from the Lions.

Quarterback Jared Goff played a great game against the Lions 47-9 win over the Cowboys. Goff completed 72% of his passes for 315 yards, and 3 touchdowns with no interceptions. Goff has a near-perfect pass rating of 153.8 but it was the week before he passed for a perfect game.

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What Did Jared Goff Do With His Perfect Game Gameball?

Two weeks ago Lions quarterback Jared Goff made NFL history with a perfect game against the Seattle Seahawks. Goff threw 18 of 18 for 292 yards with 2 touchdowns. Goff's passer rating for that game was 155.8. What is surprising is that Lions head coach Dan Campbell didn't give Goff a game ball.

Cambell gave game balls to wide receiver Jameson Williams and safety Kerby Joseph after the Seattle game but admitted he didn't realize that Goff threw a perfect game. According to the Detroit Lions website Campbell said, "Yeah, well, I just gave the game ball to somebody else so I feel awful right now. Well, I knew he played a heck of a game. I did not know he was literally 18 for 18."

Two weeks after the perfect game Campbell gives Goff a game ball after the victory over Dallas. So what did Goff do with the ball?

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According to WOOD, Goff said, "Our (expletive) head coach is our (expletive) rock now. We're in (expletive) Dallas in his (expletive) place where he played. The game ball (expletive) goes to him." Goff's teammates cheered and that is when Campbell and Goff shared a hug.