Before the Lions play the 49ers in the NFC championship, spectators at sporting events around the state have been chanting the name of the quarterback from Detroit.
Pistons games, Red Wings games, Griffins hockey games, Michigan, Western Michigan, and so on; there are even recordings of cheerleading competitions at high schools that are making the rounds on social media.
When questioned about it on Friday, Goff described the feeling as “a little different.”
It’s the Lions’ first road game of the postseason. against Sunday, they take against the 49ers in an attempt to win the franchise’s first-ever Super Bowl berth.
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Yes, a few individuals forwarded it to me last night. And sure, it’s great and enjoyable to live in a place where people genuinely care,” he remarked.
The former quarterback for the Los Angeles Rams stated that the support he is receiving now was not as great during his playoff campaigns.
“And undoubtedly, the
DETROIT (AP) — The Pistons were behind by a point in the third quarter on Saturday when supporters felt it was OK to yell, “Jared Goff! Jared Goff!
On Thursday night, are the Red Wings up three goals in the third period? “Jared Goff! Jared Goff!
That’s how Michigan sounds these days.
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