Goff's 5 Interceptions and Lions' Comeback

Detroit Lions quarterback Jared Goff had a tumultuous game against the Houston Texans on Sunday Night Football, throwing a career-high five interceptions. Despite this, the Lions managed to overcome a 23-7 halftime deficit to win the game 26-23. The turnaround was capped by a 52-yard field goal from Jake Bates as time expired. Goff's interceptions were spread across the first three quarters, with rookie cornerback Kamari Lassiter of the Texans picking off two of them. However, Goff's resilience and the Lions' defense, which sacked Texans quarterback C.J. Stroud four times and intercepted him twice, were crucial in the comeback. This victory marked the Lions' seventh straight win and improved their record to 8-1, their best start since 1954. The game also highlighted historical significance, as it was the first time a team won after throwing five or more interceptions since 2012[2][3][5]

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