Jared Goff's latest performance continues to cement himself in NFL history

The Detroit Lions public relations department has been working overtime with the number of records and accolades they've shared about their starting quarterback, Jared Goff, over the last few weeks. Most recently, Goff accumulated even more history-breaking moments against the Washington Commanders in a 44-22 blowout of their NFC opponent on the road. Goff's 320-yard performance, along with three touchdowns, helped improve the Lions record to 6-3, bringing his midseason totals to 2,235 passing yards and 20 touchdowns. He also joined elite company during the game, according to the Lions' social media channels. Goff's 20 touchdown passes through nine games this season are the second most in franchise history. He's currently tied for second with Matthew Stafford (20 in 2011), and behind Bobby Layne, who threw 24 through nine games in 1954. Stafford currently holds the Lions record for most passing touchdowns in a season with 41 back in 2011. ·Goff also produced his 44th 300-yard passing effort during the Lions'