Lions' Matthew Stafford explains what went wrong on late interceptions

DETROIT -- Nobody's led more fourth-quarter comebacks than Matthew Stafford since 2014. He had nine of them in 2016 alone, still an NFL record.

The man knows his way around a comeback. And with the eyes of the nation upon him on Thanksgiving, the 10th-year Lions quarterback nearly did it again.

But this time, like too many times this season, he just wasn't good enough.

Stafford threw two fourth-quarter interceptions, one of which was returned for a touchdown, to send Detroit to a 23-16 loss Sunday against the Chicago Bears.

On the first pick, Stafford was looking left for tight end Michael Roberts. But safety Eddie Jackson read the play, anticipated the throw and jumped the route even before…