Huddle Up: Goff will have to learn a new offense this offseason but will have most of his pass catchers back next season. He has been very productive during his time with Detroit but will probably start next season as a No. 2 fantasy quarterback.

Huddle Up: Goff has thrown for at least 4,400 yards in each of the last four seasons but will be working in a new offensive system next season. He should have most of his pass catchers back next season but probably will be a No. 2 fantasy quarterback in most leagues.

Huddle Up: Goff put the finishing touches on a solid season that saw him finish second in the the NFL in touchdown passes and rank inside the top five in passing yards. That being said, his production tends to come in bunches, making Goff a QB2 with streaming upside heading into 2026.

Huddle Up: To be fair, a couple of the fumbles were the result of faulty exchanges with a backup center, but Goff had an overall miserable outing against a stout Minnesota secondary. Not only was he saddler with five turnovers, but he failed to reach 200 passing yards after topping 300 yards through the air in his previous three games.

Huddle Up: Goff nearly had a fumble recovery for a touchdown in a controversial ending to the game, but the play was wiped out due to offensive pass interference on the final. Fantasy managers in their playoffs can't complain too vehemently, though, as he delivered nicely.

Huddle Up: Goff continues to put together a solid season, and he topped 250 passing yards in seven straight games, tossing multiple touchdowns five times in that span. Goff can be a low-end QB1 on a weekly basis.

Huddle Up: Facing one of the NFL's worst pass defenses, and getting a boost when Amon-Ra St. Brown (ankle) was able to play through an ankle injury, Goff put up his third 300-yard game of the year. Unlike the previous two, however, Goff had just one TD pass -- he threw five and three touchdown passes, respectively, in the other two 300-yard efforts. The veteran is a strong QB2 for fantasy owners to be used in plus matchups, which would not include Week 15 against the Rams, which Goff averaged 247 yards, 1 TD, and 0.5 INTs against over the last two seasons.

Huddle Up: Goff's production is all the more impressive considering he lost Amon-Ra St. Brown in the first quarter to an apparent ankle injury. Although he took three sacks, it is hard to complain too much about a quarterback completing 77% of his passes given the caliber of Green Bay's defense without his top receiver. Goff's first touchdown was a 22-yard quick screen that Jameson Williams did most of the work after the catch, while his second score was a 17-yard strike to rookie Isaac TeSlaa. Goff remains very much on the streaming radar in Week 14 as the Lions host the Dallas Cowboys in a game they very much need to win to remain in playoff contention.

Huddle Up: Goff topped 250 yards passing for the fourth straight week and threw for multiple touchdowns in his seventh game. He has 23 touchdowns and five interceptions this season. His '25 numbers are solid but not as good as '24 and because he's not a running threat, he's not a certain QB1 in most fantasy formats. However, you know what you're getting with Goff if you put him in the lineup.

Huddle Up: Goff is usually extremely accurate. In fact, he had the best completion percentage in the NFL heading into Week 11. However, this was a disaster. Yes, it was windy, but the Eagles defense and pass rush had a lot to do with throwing off his timing, too. Goff and the Lions look t rebound at Ford Field against the New York Giants in Week 12.