Goff close to record for consecutive passes without an interception

The Detroit Lions QB Jared Goff is closing in on the league’s record for most consecutive passes thrown without an INT.

The quarterback’s last interception was vs. Green Bay Packers on Week 9 in the past campaign, and he made 35 more passes without an interception in TNF’s victory against the Kansas City Chiefs. That gets him to 359 consecutive passes without an interception, the 3^rd most in the National Football League history.

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Goff has thrown 359 consecutive passes without an INT, which is the 3rd most in NFL history. His last INT came in Week 9 of last season.

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Aaron Rodgers, who threw 402 passes without an interception in 2018, holds the record. In the 2^nd place is Tom Brady, with 399 during the past campaign. Tom also threw 358 passes without an interception from 2010 to 2011, which was the 3^rd most before Jared passed him on the new season opener.

The Lions quarterback needs 44 more passes without an interception to surpass Rodgers’ record. That could happen in Detroit’s Week 2 match vs. Seattle Seahawks.