In a stunning showcase of resilience, Jared Goff rallied his Detroit Lions to a thrilling comeback victory against the Houston Texans last Sunday night. After the game, Goff shared an important lesson with his teammates: "It ain’t over until it’s over." However, his performance was marred by a staggering five interceptions that had some questioning his effectiveness.

Despite those turnovers, Lions head coach Dan Campbell remains completely unfazed by Goff's performance. As the team gears up for their upcoming showdown with the Jacksonville Jaguars, Campbell has voiced his unwavering support for his quarterback. He argued during an interview on 97.1 The Ticket that Goff is executing the game plan precisely as they’ve designed, reassuring fans that he's not worried about the turnovers.

"None," Campbell insisted when asked if he was concerned about Goff’s interceptions. "Everybody’s going to think we’re crazy, you’re going to think I’m crazy. I’m telling you, he didn’t play a bad game. He played a pretty good game.” His confidence in Goff’s abilities stems from the quarterback's overall performance leading up to this game, including a remarkable five-week stretch without an interception before this outing.

While critics might have a different opinion had the Lions lost against the Texans, Campbell's belief in Goff showcases his commitment to the team's philosophy that winning can sometimes overshadow individual mistakes. With the Lions looking to continue their momentum, fans will be eager to see if Goff can bounce back and further solidify his role as the team’s leader.

As the football world eagerly anticipates the Lions versus Jaguars clash, one thing is certain: Dan Campbell is all in on Jared Goff, even when the odds seem stacked against them!