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Jared Goff eyes interception-free passing milestone against Packers

The Lions quarterback has 12 touchdown passes without an interception after five games and ranks third in passing yards per game.

By Liam Faleolo

Football on a field near a yard marker
Photo: NBC Sports

Jared Goff could reach an NFL milestone when the Detroit Lions host the Packers, provided he throws at least three touchdown passes and finishes without an interception.

NBC Sports research indicates that would make Goff the first quarterback to record at least 15 passing touchdowns while remaining interception-free across his opening six games of a season. His current tally stands at 12 touchdown passes after five games, with none intercepted.

Detroit enters the NFC North matchup following its bye, holding a 3-2 record. Goff's average of 297.0 passing yards per game ranks third among NFL quarterbacks.

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