Matthew Stafford Could Be Questioned by Lions Against Chiefs

ALLEN PARK, Mich. – Detroit Lions quarterback Matthew Stafford was surprised by Friday's injury report following a hip injury and is questionable for Sunday's game against Kansas City.

Stafford, 31, had not been on the injury list until Friday and has not been sacked since the first week against Arizona. He was also seen in the locker room as a result of practice, but did not seem limited in any move.

Stafford completed 67 of 107 passes for 831 yards, six touchdowns and two interceptions this season. He started 131 straight games for Detroit, dating back to the start of the 2011 season. He had already played in several injuries, including a back injury in 2018 and torn ligaments in right-hand major in 2016.

All along, he did not miss the beginning.

Stafford's starting streak is the third longest active streak of the quarter, behind Philip Rivers and Matt Ryan. Two weeks ago, playing at Rivers, Stafford explained how it was possible to start as many online games as he and Rivers.

"I think there are a lot of things going into this," Stafford said. "Some are fortunately able to play with some of the things you have, sometimes you have things that the shift can not play, and you can.

"It's not like he had so many starts and he was feeling great every time he went out there, but he was able to fight against that stuff." and play. "

If Stafford continues his run and plays Sunday against the Chiefs in Detroit, still undefeated, it seems that he is still fighting for another injury while continuing to play. Stafford is No. 21 of all time passing yards (39,357) and No. 25 in touchdowns (243).

Stafford is one of four dubious players for the Lions, joining cornerback Darius Slay (hamstring), wide catcher Danny Amendola (chest) and defensive lineman Da & Shawn Hand (elbow ).

Defensive tackle Mike Daniels was sidelined after being foot injured last week against Philadelphia. The trials were very limited all week, while Amendola missed the tests on Wednesday and Thursday before working in a limited way on Friday.

Hand has not played this season yet, having injured his elbow in the pre-season, but he trained Friday without a brace on his left arm – a possible sign of progress.