Detroit Lions quarterback Jared Goff has opted to decline a three-year contract extension offered by the team.
The decision comes amid ongoing discussions about his future and the Lions’ long-term plans. According to sources, Goff’s decision is driven by a desire to explore other opportunities and reassess his position in the league.
The extension was set to keep him with the Lions through the 2027 season, potentially solidifying his role as the team’s franchise quarterback.
Goff, who joined the Lions in 2021 as part of a trade with the Los Angeles Rams, has shown impressive performance and leadership.
His decision to decline the extension raises questions about his future with the franchise and the Lions’ strategy moving forward.
The team is now faced with the challenge of addressing the quarterback position and ensuring they have a plan that aligns with their competitive aspirations.
Goff’s agent has not disclosed specific reasons behind the decision, but it is clear that the quarterback is considering his options carefully.
The Lions are expected to continue their efforts to build a strong roster while navigating this unexpected development.
