DETROIT – In a stunning display of precision and skill, Detroit Lions quarterback Jared Goff achieved a remarkable milestone on Monday night, leading his team to a thrilling 42-29 victory over the Seattle Seahawks. Goff etched his name into the NFL record books by completing all 18 of his pass attempts, marking a historic performance that no player has matched since Kurt Warner's 10-for-10 exhibition back in 2005.

Lions head coach Dan Campbell, who was ecstatic about the win, experienced a moment of regret for not recognizing Goff's accomplishment in real-time.

Postgame, he awarded game balls to wide receiver Jameson Williams and safety Kerby Joseph, unaware that Goff had achieved perfection. "I just gave the game ball to somebody else, so I feel awful," Campbell expressed. "I knew he played a heck of a game, but I didn't realize he was literally perfect."

Goff, who finished the game with an impressive 292 passing yards and two touchdowns, noted he couldn't recall another instance of finishing a game without an incomplete pass at any level throughout his career.

"That’s never happened to me before," he said, reflecting on the surreal nature of the achievement.

Adding to the spectacle, Goff caught his first receiving touchdown during the game on a clever play involving Amon-Ra St. Brown, showcasing not only Goff's throwing ability but also his versatility on the field.

This unique play was famously dubbed "Alcatraz" by offensive coordinator Ben Johnson and proved to be a highlight of the night, further solidifying Goff's memorable performance.

Behind the scenes, the Lions' offensive line demonstrated resilience.

With Pro Bowl center Frank Ragnow sidelined due to a partially torn pectoral muscle, the team adapted quickly, shifting veteran Graham Glasgow to center and bringing in Kayode Awosika at left guard. The modifications paid off, as Goff enjoyed ample time in the pocket to survey the field and deliver accurate strikes, including a formidable 70-yard touchdown throw to Williams.

Lions running back Jahmyr Gibbs also shined in the game, rushing for 78 yards and two touchdowns.

Gibbs was taken aback by Goff's flawless performance, saying, "That's just crazy. I didn't even realize it until the end of the game."

As the Lions celebrated their victory, the team now stands at 3-1, entering a bye week with renewed confidence.

Goff humorously remarked about the game balls being given to other players but remained focused on the collective goal. "That's OK. I'm just happy we got the win," he stated, underscoring the team's camaraderie.

The football world is abuzz with discussions about Goff's record-breaking night, and fans are eager to see how this momentum will carry the Lions through the rest of the season.

Will Goff continue to make history, or will the pressure mount as expectations rise? One thing is for sure: the Detroit Lions are no longer the team to underestimate.