Goff: 'I've cherished the entire time here and would adore more'

 Jared Goff has been a cult hero of sorts in Detroit over the Lions' playoff run.

After leading Detroit to their first NFC North title in 30 years and then two home playoff wins, chants of 'Jar-red Goff, Jar-ed Goff' sprung up all over Michigan including Red Wings games and even the Detroit Opera House.

"The last three weeks or however long, it's really been longer than that, but since the playoffs started and we were able to win that (Rams) game at home and to see the fan's response, not only for me, but for the whole team, is special," Goff said Monday, one day after Detroit's loss in the NFC Championship Game.

"It's something I'll never forget, obviously. I know the end of the season didn't end how we hoped. Last night was disappointing. But those two home games in the playoffs were as special and electric an environment as you can imagine, and it was a lot of fun."

Goff played fantastic in the misfortune to the 49ers and was in no way, shape or form the explanation the Lions aren't playing in their most memorable Super Bowl in establishment history in about fourteen days. Notwithstanding Goff's play the entire season, yet especially in the end of the season games, Detroit couldn't ever have moved one win away from the Super Bowl.

The eight-year veteran has one year left on his agreement, however the group could contact him and his portrayal this offseason for a much-merited raise and expansion. Gotten some information about his drawn out future in Detroit, Goff said there could be no other spot he might want to be.

"Concerning my future, it now has nothing to do with me," he said. "I love this spot. We'll see what occurs over the long haul here, yet no doubt, I love this spot and love Dan (Campbell) and every one of the mentors and my colleagues as a whole."

Procuring the trust and acknowledgment of his mentors and colleagues, however of an authentic, focused city like Detroit doesn't come simple. It must be acquired through coarseness, versatility and ability. That was in plain view with Goff the entire season.

Goff has played at a Master Bowl level two years in a row and has procured the option to be the man under place for a long time to come.

"I've cherished the entire time here and would adore more," Goff said. "Once more, I love Dan and love the players here and my colleagues. Definitely, it would be perfect (to get an expansion) yet it no longer doesn't depend on me."