ST.After Tucker Kraft’s devastating injury, his young wife Baylee who had just given birth quietly applied for a janitor position at the Packers’ training facility just to be by his side

Green Bay, Wisconsin – The story that has moved the entire Packers Nation to tears these past few days doesn’t come from the field, but from behind the scenes – a story of love, strength, and the quiet sacrifice of a woman whose devotion has touched millions of hearts.

After the severe injury that forced Tucker Kraft to undergo surgery and miss the rest of the season, the haunting image of him lying motionless on the stretcher, surrounded by teammates, still lingers in fans’ minds. But what makes this story truly moving is his wife – Baylee Kraft.

According to team insiders, Baylee – just weeks after giving birth to their first child – quietly applied to work as a janitor at the team’s training facility. She didn’t tell anyone, nor did she want attention. She had only one reason: “I just want to be near him, even if it’s just cleaning the floor where he walks… because watching him fight every day reminds me that real strength doesn’t come from muscles, but from love. And if he has to learn to walk again, then I’ll walk with him — from the beginning, step by step.”

A woman who once graduated from a prestigious university, who had a stable career, now humbly wears a uniform, mops the floors, and quietly wipes down hallways — just to catch a glimpse of her husband fighting through both physical and emotional pain.

One staff member shared: “She arrives earlier than anyone else, always quiet, always focused, and every time Tucker goes through rehab, she stops, watches, and smiles. The way she looks at him — that’s something that makes us all bow our heads.”

Baylee Kraft’s story has gone viral — not because it’s tragic, but because it reminds everyone of the most beautiful thing sports can touch: unconditional love and loyalty.
As Tucker Kraft continues to fight his way back onto the field, he’s not alone — because in the corner of that training room, there’s still a woman with calloused hands from hard work, gently wiping the sweat from his forehead and whispering: “I’m still here, just like always.”

Lions’ Jared Goff joins Dan Marino, Drew Brees in NFL history vs. Commanders

The Detroit Lions took home a big 44-22 Week 10 win over the Washington Commanders to advance to a 6-3 record on the season. It was a strong performance from Jared Goff, as his play put him in the same category as legendary quarterbacks Dan Marino and Drew Brees.

Goff, who is 31 years old, ended Sunday’s contest with 320 passing yards. It marks the 44th time in his career that he’s thrown for 300 yards or more in a single game. The Lions’ quarterback is now tied with Marino and Brees for the third-most 300-yard games in NFL history.

“Lions QB Jared Goff has produced his 44th-career 300-yard game. This ties Dan Marino and Drew Brees for the 3rd-most 300-yard games any NFL QB has produced through 10-career seasons.”

Goff also threw three touchdown scores while completing 75.7% of his pass attempts. The Commanders’ defense had no answers for Jared Goff and the Lions offense, as Detroit took an early lead and never looked back.

Dan Marino was inducted into the NFL Hall of Fame in 2005. Meanwhile, Drew Brees has not been inducted into the Hall of Fame. However, many believe he is a strong candidate for the 2026 HOF class. Either way, Jared Goff has managed to accomplish a feat that only the elite quarterbacks in NFL history have completed.

With eight games remaining in the regular season, and who knows how many years remaining in his career, Goff has a legitimate chance to leave Marino and Brees in the dust when it comes to 300-yard games. Especially considering how potent the Lions offense is right now.

It’s safe to say that the four-time Pro Bowler is playing incredibly well right now. He’s been efficient throughout the 2025-26 campaign, as he’s recorded 2,235 passing yards and 20 touchdowns while owning a 73.9% completion percentage under center for the Lions.

Jared Goff will have a chance to throw for 300 yards or more again in Week 11 when the Lions take on the Philadelphia Eagles. That should be a fun matchup, as Philly is in first place in the NFC East.