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The Detroit Lions face a big test on Sunday against the 3-0 Kansas City Chiefs, and they may have to do it with their quarterback dealing with an injury. Matthew Stafford surprisingly showed up on the team's injury report Friday with a hip issue. According to ESPN, Stafford's back is actually what is ailing him, and it has been an ongoing issue. Continue to Article

September 28, 2019 8:54:am EST

Detroit Lions on Friday listed quarterback Matthew Stafford as questionable for their home game Sunday against the Kansas City Chiefs -- a matchup of unbeaten teams -- because of a hip injury. Stafford, 31, was a full participant in practice on Wednesday and Thursday but was listed as limited on Friday's injury report. If Stafford can't go for the Lions (2-0-1), coach Matt Patricia will turn to either David Blough, an undrafted rookie from Purdue, or the recently signed Jeff Driskel, who backed up Andy Dalton in Cincinnati in 2018. Continue to Article

September 27, 2019 8:52:pm EST

Quarterback Matthew Stafford has a hip injury and is questionable to play Sunday when the Detroit Lions host the Kansas City Chiefs. Stafford, 31, was a full participant in practice on Wednesday and Thursday but was listed as limited on Friday's injury report. If Stafford can't go, coach Matt Patricia will turn to either David Blough, an undrafted rookie from Purdue, or the recently signed Jeff Driskel, who backed up Andy Dalton in Cincinnati in 2018. Continue to Article

September 27, 2019 5:05:pm EST

The Detroit Lions have a chance to head into their bye week undefeated. Opposing defensive coordinators this season haven't had any more luck keeping Patrick Mahomes in check than they did last season, when he tossed 50 touchdown passes. The Kansas City Chiefs' third-year quarterback has already thrown for 10 scores without an interception while leading his club to a 3-0 start. Continue to Article

September 27, 2019 3:14:pm EST

The Detroit Lions have a chance to head into their bye week undefeated. In order to reach that goal, however, they'll have to slow down the league's most dynamic offense. Opposing defensive coordinators this season haven't had any more luck keeping Patrick Mahomes in check than they did last season, when he tossed 50 touchdown passes. Continue to Article

September 25, 2019 8:17:pm EST