Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to another edition of the Detroit Football Network podcast, Justin Rogers, in Houston, Texas.

I am here in Southfield, Michigan. I'm Stoney. And Justin, I don't know, at about, I guess, I don't know, 10 o'clock said, well, this is not going to be a very happy night.

They're going to lose and yeah, what the hell.

The quarterback's not playing good.

You know, it's the NFL.

There are games like this.

No big deal.

But lo and behold, they did what i wouldn't call it impossible i'd recall

improbable yeah i saw a stat i think i retweeted on twitter that um only one time in the last

long time uh has a quarterback thrown five interceptions and and his team been able to emerge victorious.

This, this is one of the more improbable wins I've covered in my decade plus on the beat.

I mean, it just doesn't make a lot of sense.

The Houston Texans are a pretty damn good team.

They intercept your quarterback five times.

You know, we'll get into it, I guess.

But, you know, Dan Campbell kind of let Gough off the hook on a lot of those.

Goff also said he didn't feel like he was playing particularly bad in this game,

a lot of weird circumstances, but it doesn't matter.

It's five turnovers in the sheet.

And, you know, to come back in the way that you did with the defense playing the way it did to have your, for all intents and purposes, rookie kicker knock down a 58 yard and a 52 yard field goal in the final five minutes, just an absolute remarkable game and just chalk another one

up into the moxie column for these Detroit Lions because they just don't seem to be rattled

or phased by anything. And this might be the best example of all time. It's crazy. And, you know,

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