DETROIT -- Even Jared Goff acknowledged that it wasn't close to his greatest day at the office.
But despite a three-interception performance, the veteran quarterback still managed to lead the Detroit Lions to a nail-biting 31-26 comeback win against the NFC North rival Chicago Bears on Sunday at Ford Field.
"It's a lot easier to play bad and win than to play bad and lose," said Goff, who went 23-for-35 for 236 yards and two touchdowns. "Kind of what we did today, we played not our best ball and not my best ball for about three and a half quarters and we found a way to make it work here at the end.