Christina Goff, Jared Goff’s wife, gets emotional as kids chant the Lions quarterback’s name

This year, Jared Goff is making a name for himself. His Detroit Lions are 10-1 and in first place in the NFC North thanks to Goff’s leadership. Lions are one of the top teams to win the Super Bowl after a great start.

Being married to the quarterback, Christen Harper (now Goff), is a huge fan of her husband. This means she can share clips of cute kids cheering Goff’s name or memories from her time at Lions games.

 

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The Detroit Lions Football Education shared a video of elementary school kids cheering for Goff by singing his name.

For Christen, the video was the “cutest thing.”

“This is the cutest thing I’ve ever seen,” Christen Goff wrote on her Instagram story.

The model for Sports Illustrated Swimsuit has become a part of the Lions group and often attends their events and drives for charity. Christen is helping a lot of different groups with kids and people in need. She is also at a lot of different pregame events planned for their community with the wives and girlfriends of Lions players.

Following Jared Goff’s 4-TD win over the Jaguars, Christen Goff was filled with joy.

The Lions beat the Jacksonville Jaguars 52–6 and Christen made sure to post a picture of the moment on Instagram.

Christen wrote on her Instagram story, “LIONS WIN!!”

Christen has been with Goff since the start of his time with the Lions. The two people got married in a small ceremony in California in 2024.

A magazine called Sports Illustrated asked Christen about her connection.

“At the time, I really wasn’t looking for anything. I did not want to be with anyone for a year after ending a long-term romance. “After I met him, everything else is history,” Christen Harper said.

If you want Christen to keep pulling for her husband and the Lions, the playoffs are coming up soon.

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