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Goff is a yearly sleeper

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1 min
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Jul 24, 2026
Published
Fri, July 24, 2026
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Amon-Ra St. BrownJahmyr GibbsJameson WilliamsSam LaPorta
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Amon-Ra St. Brown

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St. Brown is a key receiving weapon supporting Goff's elite passing volume and projection; the source cites him as part of the Lions' receiving arsenal (alongside Jameson Williams and Sam LaPorta) that enables Goff to consistently produce high passing yards and touchdowns.

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Jahmyr Gibbs

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Gibbs is a receiving weapon out of the backfield supporting Goff's elite passing volume and projection; the source cites him as part of the Lions' offensive arsenal (alongside Amon-Ra St. Brown, Jameson Williams, and Sam LaPorta) that enables Goff to consistently produce high passing yards and touchdowns.

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Jameson Williams

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Williams is a key receiving weapon supporting Goff's elite passing volume and projection; the source cites him as part of the Lions' receiving arsenal (alongside Amon-Ra St. Brown and Sam LaPorta) that enables Goff to consistently produce high passing yards and touchdowns.

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Sam LaPorta

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LaPorta is returning from injury and is cited as a key receiving weapon supporting Goff's elite passing volume and projection; the source identifies him as part of the Lions' receiving arsenal (alongside Amon-Ra St. Brown and Jameson Williams) that enables Goff to consistently produce high passing yards and touchdowns.

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Episode Transcript

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0:00He's arguably been one of the highest
0:02floor and almost ceiling quarterbacks
0:04just from a passing statistical
0:05perspective over the last 4 years. His
0:08passing yardage line is number one in
0:10the NFL. He's above Dak Prescott, he's
0:13above Matthew Stafford, he's above Joe
0:14Burrow. And uh his passing touchdown
0:16line is 29 and a half, which is tied for
0:19third in the NFL behind only Burrow and
0:21Stafford. So, I I think him being at top
0:23the list for passing yards as his
0:25projection is startling. It's obviously
0:27not crazy given the consistency that
0:29we've seen from this offense, especially
0:30in the passing side of things. If you
0:32look at the last 4 years with the Lions,
0:33Goff 4,500, 4,600, 4,600, 4,400, 4,500,
0:38around 30 touchdowns if not more on any
0:40given year. He's arguably been one of
0:42the highest floor and almost ceiling
0:45quarterbacks just from a passing
0:46statistical perspective over the last 4
0:49years. Honestly, if these were Joe
0:50Burrow's numbers or someone else's
0:51numbers, we'd probably be losing our
0:53mind year in and year out and they'd be
0:54drafted as a top-five to top-three
0:56quarterback in fantasy, it feels like.
0:58So, once again, we're looking at a
1:00phenomenal quarterback two in fantasy
1:03getting picked at quarterback 16. I get
1:05it. He's boring, he's slow, he's a dud
1:08on the ground, but he's going to get it
1:09done through the air as he always does
1:11cuz he has Amon-Ra St. Brown, and he has
1:13Jameson Williams, and he has Sam LaPorta
1:15coming back, and he has Jahmyr Gibbs
1:16coming out of the backfield.

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