In case you missed it, Goff got absolutely lit up before the Commanders' Quan Martin found the end zone. Frankie Luvu seemed to hit the quarterback in the head, but the referees didn't make a call. Goff takes a hard hit to the head. Rules analyst says this should've been a flag for the helmet to helmet. pic.twitter.com/flmMtVquRz

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All-Pro offensive tackle Penei Sewell was among the players visibly disappointed with the shocking 45-31 loss to the Washington Commanders but refused to place the blame on one player as he collected his personal items from the season.

No longer the underdogs they were last season, the Detroit Lions instead experienced a postseason loss to the Washington Commanders as the NFC's top seed, a shocking defeat Jared Goff and Dan Campbell both took blame for.

The Lions were built well enough that Goff didn't need to be the best quarterback in the league for them to advance. But even this kind of a Maserati needs a driver who won’t plow into traffic.

Neither No. 1 seed played extremely well during Saturday's two divisional round playoff matchups. One top-seeded team advanced, while the other suffered a gut-wrenching loss. The

Quan Martin intercepted Jared Goff and returned it 40 yards for a touchdown with 5:25 left in the second quarter of the divisional playoff game at Ford Field in Detroit. On the return, Goff was knocked to the ground by Washington linebacker Frankie Luvu, whose helmet struck the lower part of Goff’s facemask.

Player prop bets will be available for Jared Goff ahead of Saturday’s NFL action at 8:00 PM ET live on FOX. In the NFC Divisional Round, Goff’s Detroit Lions (15-2) will take on the

The top-seeded team in the NFC was bounced out of the playoffs before they ever got a chance to get going. The Washington Commanders stormed to Ford Field and bounced the Detroit Lions out of the playoffs to continue their miraculous run to the NFC Championship game.

A day later, not much had changed for the Lions, really. Certainly not the nightmarish ending to what was supposed to be a dream season.

Less than 24 hours after their 45-31 loss to the Washington Commanders in the NFC divisional round, members of the Detroit Lions gathered at the Meijer Performance Center for locker room cleanout.