The Detroit Lions pulled off one of the biggest moves in franchise history earlier this year, sending quarterback Matthew Stafford to the Los Angeles Rams in exchange for quarterback Jared Goff and a bevy of draft capital.
And while new offensive coordinator Anthony Lynn will be looking to put his own mark on Detroit's new-look offense, he'll certainly be aided by Goff, who happened to boast the NFL's top accuracy in the red zone last season.
Utilizing data from Sports Information Systems (SIS), analyst Brad Congelio gives us a visual idea of just how efficient Goff was last year:
Quarterback accuracy in the redzone vs. out of the redzone is yet another metric where @bakermayfield is just hanging out with some elite names.
If your QB is in the bottom-left quadrant, I am sorry.#NFLTwitter @JeffRisdon @DougLesmerises @karnsies817 @Pchopz_ @SportsBoyTony pic.twitter.com/rr5BAng3y2
— Brad Congelio 🏈📊🧑💻 (@BradCongelio) July 20, 2021
Last year with Los Angeles, Goff completed 370 of 552 passes while racking up 3,952 yards with 20 touchdowns. What kind of season will Goff enjoy with Detroit in his first year in the Motor City?
