Ben Johnson called Jared Goff after latest mobility dig
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Yahoo Sports reports that Chicago Bears coach Ben Johnson dialed up another jab at Jared Goff's limited mobility, this time after his own third-string quarterback Case Keenum piloted a Monday night upset over the Eagles. The dig follows a running pattern of Johnson needling the Lions signal-caller, turning a coaching rivalry into a recurring sideshow about who can and cannot extend plays with their legs.
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