Jared Goff, Lions stun Rams in overtime in first 'Sunday Night Football' matchup of the season

Count off 63 yards for Tyler Johnson and the Rams are in business.

Rams still in the game after Detroit couldn't get out of the starting blocks on its drive following the Rams' touchdown. The Rams will have to go the length of the field again on this series to tie the game, after Detroit was able to down the punt at the Rams' 16-yard line.

A huge response for the Rams who drove the length of the field, picking up a fourth-and-4 — and a little help from a well-timed pass interference penalty — going 70 yards in 11 plays for the score.

Rookie corner Terrion Arnold got caught grabbing Cooper Kupp on a route into the end zone, which set up the Rams on the goal line.

Even with the injuries, the Rams have been making something happen coming out of the locker room in the second half. They picked up a fourth-and-4 — once again inside the 30-yard-line of the Lions — to keep a drive alive. Even though the game is in the middle of the third quarter, Sean McVay didn't hesitate, feeling that his team needs touchdowns to get back into the game.

Another big one for Williams and this one puts the Lions further out in front. Williams put a slick double move on Tre'Davious White to blow by him for the score and a 14-point Detroit lead.

This is a huge blow for the Rams tonight. Puka Nacua went down with an injury in the first half and was carted off the field. The Rams then announced as the second half was starting that he'd be out for the rest of the night.

He'll finish with 7 yards on a single catch.

The Rams are dealing with some injuries and have gotten the ball inside the 25-yard-line three times and have just three points to show for it. Meanwhile the Detroit offense had some rhythm going on a pair of long drives that wound up with points and the Lions do receive the ball to start the second half.

Kirby Joseph saved his team some points with the end zone pick. A stunner for the Rams, who didn't turn the ball over in the red zone at all last season.

On the offensive side of the ball, the Rams are having some trouble. Tackle Joe Noteboom was carted off the field, Matthew Stafford got up hobbling after a hit and had to have an ankle re-taped. Also, Puka Nacua had to have a knee taped up and is questionable to return to the game.

Jahmyr Gibbs was initially called down on the play, but after review, the ruling was reversed to a touchdown, the first of the season for Detroit.

Detroit has gone 78 yards in eight plays and has a second-and-goal on the 1-yard-line, looking for the game's first touchdown.

Per the NBC broadcast, Williams walked off the field under his own power during a commercial break.

Following up the Jameson Williams big play was a 14-yard screen pass to Jahmyr Gibbs and then a reverse to Williams where he picked up 13 more.

Scary moment for Lions at the end of that Williams run though, as he was slow to get up and the Detroit athletic training staff came out on the field to check on him. Williams missed time in his first two NFL seasons due to injury and a gambling suspension. It would be a tough blow to Detroit if this were anything other than a minor tweak for Williams.

Jared Goff hit the third-year speedster for a gain of 37 yards and the first chunk play of the game.

Carlton Davis knocked down the pass intended for Cooper Kupp and the Rams come up empty after getting down near the red zone. The incompletion was Stafford's 19th pass of the first half — he's 12/19 and has been sacked once.

Despite Kyren Williams finishing third in the NFL in rushing last season, the Rams don't seem to be interested in making him a focal point in their offense in the early going vs. the Lions. The Rams have called 20 passing plays in their first 27 offensive snaps.

After converting on a fourth-and-2 with a David Montgomery run, the Lions settled for a field goal on a fourth-and-goal. Both teams are on the board, but haven't been able to finish a drive yet.

Both teams have moved the ball, but points are still at a premium. David Montgomery has carried seven times for 33 yards and the Lions are on the move heading into the second quarter, knocking on the red zone door.

13 plays and 57 yards are what the Rams chewed up on their second drive, and it looks like Matthew Stafford is going to shoulder the load tonight. The Rams have run 16 plays and already dropped back 13 times. Stafford is 9-of-12 for 66 yards and he's been sacked once.

And the drive almost got off to a hairy start, if not for this great stab by Matthew Stafford.