Jared Goff bounced back from an ugly month of December by throwing for 424 yards and two touchdowns, putting together his best game of the season in Week 13. He picked apart the Cardinals defense and looked sharp throwing to all areas of the field, connecting with Robert Woods 13 times for 172 yards alone.
Goff was recognized for his performance, being named NFC Offensive Player of the Week on Wednesday. It’s the first time he’s won the award this season, but the third time in his career he’s taken it home. He last won it in Week 4 of 2018 against the Vikings.
Goff completed 32 of 43 passes on Sunday, good for a completion rate of 74.4% – the highest of his season thus far. It’s just his second game with a completion percentage above 70, and the fourth time he surpassed 300 yards.
Goff now has 13 touchdowns and 12 interceptions on the year, snapping a streak of three straight games without a touchdown pass.
