Jared Goff wasn't perfect with the throw, but Jameson Williams has to make the catch.

Detroit Lions offensive coordinator John Morton said he would classify Goff's incomplete pass to Williams on a key fourth-and-3 play in the fourth quarter of last week's loss to the Green Bay Packers as a drop.

Goff threw the ball behind Williams on a shallow crossing route, and the pass glanced of Williams' hands for a turnover on downs.

"Yeah, it hit his hands," Morton said. "Yeah, could it have been a better throw? Sure. Could he have caught the ball? Sure. And he’s caught those. And Jared’s made those throws. ... I coached wideouts, if it hits your hands, you catch the ball. And that was a fourth-down play, he’s probably going to score. It was man-to-man and (Tom Kennedy) killed a guy (with a bl

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