It only took one drive before Detroit Lions Matthew Stafford — who is currently dealing with a right thumb and rib injury — suffered yet another injury.
During the first drive, Stafford dropped back for a pass and once the ball left his hand, he drifted backward but didn’t see a Tampa Buccaneers linebacker behind him. Their feet got tangled up and Stafford twisted his ankle.
Stafford was tended to on the sidelines by trainers, but was unable to put any weight on his ankle and limped on one leg to the locker room.
The Lions announced that he is questionable to return at this time.
Matthew Stafford: Pos: QB, Career: 165 G, 14 TD, ProBowl, Lions 2009-2020, born FL 1988. Matthew Stafford: Pos: QB, Career: 165 G, 14 TD, ProBowl, Lions 2009-2020, born FL 1988.
Matthew Stafford Injury
- With George Paton hired as Denver Broncos general manager, the likelihood of the team acquiring Matthew Stafford has increased. The Denver Broncos ‘ general manager vacancy lasted all of a week, as.
- The Lions are wise to get rid of 32-year-old Matthew Stafford ahead of what looks like an attempted teardown and rebuild. Whichever team acquires him via trade will also more than likely come out.
He was replaced by Chase Daniel on the second drive, but after five plays he was sacked and they were forced to punt.
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The Bucs will get the ball for their third drive, after scoring two touchdowns on both their drives so far, and lead the game 13-0.
Matthew Stafford
Update: with a 34-0 Buccaneers lead, the Lions have downgraded Stafford to OUT.