Jared Goff Breaks Silence on Offensive Line Shakeup
Jared Goff says the Detroit Lions offensive line will be “just fine” despite major offseason changes ahead of the 2026 NFL Draft.
The Detroit Lions are expected to address the offensive line early in the 2026 NFL Draft. But if you ask quarterback Jared Goff , there is already confidence inside the building. Speaking recently at a youth football camp, Goff made it clear he believes the group in front of him will be ready, regardless of what happens on draft night.
“They’ll be just fine,” Goff said via the Detroit Free Press. “I’m excited to see Penei Sewell step into even more of a role in that room being the longest-tenured guy now. ” Detroit Lions offensive line entering new era Detroit’s offensive line has been one of the league’s strengths in recent seasons.
That group, however, is undergoing a significant transition. The Lions moved on from longtime left tackle Taylor Decker earlier this offseason. Veteran lineman Graham Glasgow was also released, continuing a shift that began when All-Pro center Frank Ragnow stepped away from the game a year ago.
For Goff, those changes are not easy to ignore. “Those guys were so special of friends and teammates for me,” Goff said. “It hurts.