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Jared Goff gets retribution, barely, as Lions eliminate Rams with one-point victory

DETROIT — Jared Goff got his revenge. And it ended the Rams’ season. Jettisoned by the Rams three years ago in a trade for Matthew Stafford, Goff on Sunday night played turnover free and led the Lions to a historic 24-23 victory in an NFC wild-card game before 66,367 delirious fans at Ford Field. Goff, the top pick by the Rams in the 2016 NFL draft, had said this week that he and Rams coach ...
Jared Goff of the Detroit Lions calls a play at the line during the first half against the Los Angeles Rams in the NFC Wild Card Playoffs at Ford Field on Sunday, Jan. 14, 2024, in Detroit.

DETROIT — Jared Goff got his revenge.

And it ended the Rams’ season.

Jettisoned by the Rams three years ago in a trade for Matthew Stafford, Goff on Sunday night played turnover free and led the Lions to a historic 24-23 victory in an NFC wild-card game before 66,367 delirious fans at Ford Field.

Goff, the top pick by the Rams in the 2016 NFL draft, had said this

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