Jared Goff targeted Amon-Ra St. Brown 12 times in the Detroit Lions' 16-9 loss to Philadelphia. He completed just two of those passes.

Jonathan Coachman publicly pleaded with Jared Goff to “take the gloves off” as the Detroit Lions squandered scoring chances in their 16-9 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday. Goff, who entered the game leading the NFL in completion percentage at 74 percent,

Philadelphia's defense and a rushing attack that was good enough led a 16-9 victory between two of the NFC's top teams.

Footage caught Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni pointing and laughing at Jared Goff after he tossed an incomplete pass.

The Detroit Lions are nine games into their 17-game schedule, so we’ll call this the midpoint and offer our grades on how things stand.

The Detroit Lions are preparing for a primetime game against the Philadelphia Eagles. Unfortunately, one of Jared Goff's key weapons won't suit up.

Detroit Lions quarterback Jared Goff has addressed what Washington Commanders defensive tackle Javon Kinlaw had to say to him on Sunday afternoon and included a snarky remark about an ESPN analyst. Cameras caught the veteran defender, after being flagged for an infraction, getting in the face of Detroit's starting signal-caller.