Lions quarterback Jared Goff commented on Detroit's loss at the Vikings and reacted to their playoff chances ending.

Jared Goff was in the giving mood on Christmas, surrendering five turnovers as the Lions were eliminated from playoff contention vs. the Vikings.

The Vikings haven't generated much offense against the Lions in Thursday's game, but they have benefitted from a slew of turnovers by the visiting team.

Detroit allowed five sacks and a total of eight tackles for loss. Linebacker Andrew Van Ginkel was a force on stunts, as he recorded 1.5 sacks, two tackles for loss and two fumble recoveries.

Detroit Lions coach Dan Campbell didn't throw Jared Goff under the bus after the team's loss to Minnesota, but he didn't pull punches either.

The Lions were officially eliminated from the playoffs for the first time since 2022 after a sloppy loss to the Vikings on Christmas Day.

Detroit Lions quarterback Jared Goff rips pass to wide receiver Isaac TeSlaa for a 28-yard catch and run against the Minnesota Vikings.

At home, Goff's wife, Christen Harper Goff, is focused on family life and their 5-month-old daughter, Romy. Christen says the Goffs will spend Christmas in Michigan per realtor.com: “We are here in Michigan through this season, so we're here, we'll be celebrating here.”