Jared Goff: Lions’ offense will have some brand-new wrinkles, we

The Lions lost their extremely respected offensive coordinator Ben Johnson when he became head coach of the Bears this offseason, but quarterback Jared Goff states that nobody in Detroit will permit that to be an excuse not to produce.Goff was asked

at the Lions’ offseason practice on Friday if the offense might be anticipated to take an action backward, and he declined that idea.

“No, of course not, we want to take a step forward. We’re trying to get better, gain from our errors in 2015, and attempt to get better off them,” Goff said.New offensive

coordinator John Morton is making some modifications that Goff stated fans will discover, but he stated that if Johnson had actually stayed around they would be tweaking some things, too.

“I don’t think that would have been any different if you’re returning with the exact same offense,” Goff stated. “You always add some wrinkles, but certainly he has some flavor on the offense and is doing a good task … A few of it’s altering, some of it’s staying the very same. The most significant obstacle is just getting on the same page with what we like, and we’re overcoming that.”

Goff said he and Morton are working well together.

“It’s brand-new things, it’s brand-new interaction, it’s different ways he likes to do things and learning each other, and it’s a fun difficulty,” Goff said.Living approximately the standard set by Johnson will be a huge obstacle for Morton, but Goff thinks the Lions’offense can get better.