Detroit Lions QB Jared Goff completed 23 of 29 passes for 203 yards but did not attempt a pass that traveled more than 20 yards downfield.

On the television broadcast, rules analyst Terry McCauley quickly informed viewers, "He (Goff) takes a position behind the center. He’s got to step back and pause for a second and establish as a back before he goes in motion. He didn’t. He stayed in motion. This is illegal. This is an illegal formation.”

And then the fun ended. After discussing the play officials called the Lions for an illegal motion penalty. It was explained on the NBC broadcast that after Goff went under center, he had to take a step back and pause before going in motion. He didn't do that, and the penalty flag was thrown.

It’s been quite the year for Detroit Lions quarterback Jared Goff and his wife, Christen Harper Goff. That has been the case on and off the field. Goff, the signal caller for the Lions, has become the leader of one of the top offenses in the NFC. Despite that, the highlight of their year came this offseason with the birth of their first child.

Sports personality Colin Cowherd gave a very strong statement about how Lions quarterback Jared Goff's career has progressed.

Patrick Mahomes set NFL history in the Kansas City Chiefs' 30-17 win over the Detroit Lions on Sunday night. Mahomes became the quickest quarterback to reach 300 touchdown passes. The record was broken on a first-half touchdown pass to Xavier Worthy.