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Detroit Lions quarterback Matthew Stafford is expected to play Sunday against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, a source told ESPN's Adam Schefter. Stafford has been listed as questionable due to a bruised right hand suffered when linebacker Terrell Suggs inadvertently stepped on Stafford during last Sunday's loss to the Baltimore Ravens. Second in the NFL with 3,302 passing yards entering Week 14, Stafford was surprised X-rays did not show a break, the source said, as his hand is swollen and uncomfortable. But after practicing on a limited basis all week with tape on his hand, Stafford is expected to play, and the warm weather in Tampa is expected to help with his injury. The Lions had given extra reps Continue to Article

December 10, 2017 11:29:am EST

NFL Network's Cynthia Frelund breaks down the Baltimore Ravens vs. Pittsburgh Steelers matchup and gives us her stats. Continue to Article

December 10, 2017 10:33:am EST

This is not the way Arthur Moats or anybody else wanted the veteran linebacker to get back into the regular rotation for the Pittsburgh Steelers defense. As teammate Ryan Shazier rested in a hospital on Thursday recovering from surgery to stabilize his injured spine, his long-term prognosis still uncertain, Moats set about getting familiar with Shazier's spot at inside linebacker in preparation for Sunday night's game against Baltimore. It's a position Moats hardly considers "his" for the rest of the season. Continue to Article

December 07, 2017 6:21:pm EST

This is not the way Arthur Moats or anybody else wanted the veteran linebacker to get back into the regular rotation for the Pittsburgh Steelers defense. As teammate Ryan Shazier rested in a hospital on Thursday recovering from surgery to stabilize his injured spine, his long-term prognosis still uncertain, Moats set about getting familiar with Shazier's spot at inside linebacker in preparation for Sunday night's game against Baltimore. It's a position Moats hardly considers ''his'' for the rest of the season. Continue to Article

December 07, 2017 6:12:pm EST

After Monday night’s game, the Steelers released a statement saying linebacker Ryan Shazier “will not require surgery at this time, and he continues to improve.” Subsequent statements have indicated the situation is more serious than the initial statement indicated. Today the Steelers announced that Shazier did have surgery, and there was nothing in the Steelers’ more recent statement about Shazier continuing to improve. Dr. Anthony Alessi, who consults with the NFL Players Association, told Michele Steele‏ of ESPN that although he hasn’t examined Shazier, he does believe that Shazier’s spinal stabilization surgery is a procedure that indicates a very serious injury. Continue to Article

December 07, 2017 3:19:pm EST

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