Lions Overcome Goff's Five Interceptions to Beat Texans 26-23

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The Detroit Lions rallied from a 23-7 halftime deficit to secure a 26-23 victory over the Houston Texans, thanks in part to Jared Goff's resilience despite throwing five interceptions. Lions kicker Jake Bates made a decisive 52-yard field goal as time expired. Goff, who finished with two touchdowns and 240 yards, was instrumental in the comeback, leading the team to score the final 19 points of the match. The Texans missed a crucial 58-yard field goal attempt, sealing their third defeat in four games. The Lions improved to 8-1, marking their best start since 1954.

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Lions Overcome Goff's Five Interceptions to Beat Texans 26-23

'Sunday Night Football' highlights: Lions stun Texans on 52-yard field goal in final seconds

Jake Bates makes 52-yarder as time expires, Lions overcome Jared Goff's 5 INTs to beat Texans 26-23

Lions' Jake Bates drills game-winning field goal to beat Texans on night Jared Goff throws 5 interceptions

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