Jared Goff's wife Christen auctions Lions-Commanders tickets to collect proceeds for LA Wildfire victims

Jared Goff's wife, Christen Goff, is leading an initiative aimed to help people affected by the Los Angeles wildfires. Ahead of the divisional round matchup against the Washington Commanders, Christen shared a post from Crain Homes, a boutique real estate brokerage based in Birmingham, Michigan, in which they announced the auction of two tickets for Saturday's game.

"Auctioning off two tickets to tomorrows divisional game! All proceeds will go to @californiastrong 💙

"The best game day experience! 2 first row seats and tunnel access and all inclusive food and beverage!!" Christen Goff captioned the post.

Christen Goff reposts the partnership with Crain Homes on her Instagram story, where NFL fans can bid for exclusive tickets to the Lions vs. Commanders game on Saturday. (Credits: IG/Christen Goff)

This auction was created out of pure love and empathy, but it's also worth noting that Jared Goff played for the LA Rams from 2016 through 2020, so these wildfires must have had a different impact on him.

The Detroit Lions return to action after resting in the wild-card round after securing the No. 1 seed in the NFC. They carry huge expectations coming into the NFL playoffs and many think this might be the year they win a Super Bowl led by Goff and Dan Campbell.

The Commanders are coming off a terrific 23-20 winning performance against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, one of the only two teams that beat the Lions in the regular season. This duel presents two ambitious head coaches, two talented quarterbacks and two well-rounded teams aiming for glory.

Jared Goff shares his thoughts on Jayden Daniels' impressive season

Ahead of the matchup against the surprising Washington Commanders led by Jayden Daniels, Jared Goff shared his thoughts on how impressive the rookie quarterback has been this season. On Wednesday, Goff talked about Daniels, lauding him for never looking uncomfortable no matter his position of play.

"It's extremely impressive, very impressive for anyone that young to do what he's doing. It doesn't look like he is a rookie, it doesn't look like he feels like a rookie," Goff said. "It feels like he understands the moment and is comfortable in it and our job on defense is to try to make him uncomfortable."

The Lions have a date with destiny and their quest for the Vince Lombardi trophy will start against a dangerous opponent. The Commanders have much to win and nothing to lose, meaning the pressure will be on Jared Goff's team.