In the trailer for the Netflix series, Jared Goff and Tom Brady engage in a playful conversation regarding the Lions’ offense. Jared Goff responded to erstwhile nemesis Tom Brady’s compliments about the
Detroit Lions in a humorous manner in a brief clip promoting the upcoming Netflix series Quarterback. Last season, the seven-time Super Bowl champion, who has since transitioned to an analyst role, lauded Detroit’s offense while co-anchoring a Lions game with Kevin Burkhardt on a FOX NFL broadcast. “I would very much enjoy serving as the quarterback of this offense,”
Brady stated. “It is simply a delightful experience.” “Yes, that is unfortunate, Tom.” Goff responded to his Super Bowl LII opponent by stating, “You are retired.” Despite the fact that Goff’s rebuttal was evidently intended as a sarcastic remark, it is difficult to fault Brady for feeling that way, given the resources at his disposal last season.
The 2018 Kansas City Chiefs (565), the 2007 New England Patriots (589)—which Brady led—and the 2013 Denver Broncos (606) were the only teams to surpass Detroit’s 564 points, which ranked as the fourth-highest scoring offense in NFL history. The Lions achieved a total of 68 touchdowns, with 39 of them being passed and 29 of them being run, while averaging 33.2 points per game.
Goff, who also concluded with the NFL’s second-best quarterback rating (111.8), ranked second in the league in passing yards (4,629) and fourth in touchdown passes, contributed 37 of the 39 passing scores. Goff was recognized as an MVP finalist and assisted the Lions in achieving a franchise-best 15-2 record. Josh Allen, the quarterback for the Buffalo Bills, was ultimately awarded the honor.
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