Despite being listed as a limited participant, Stafford didn't appear to make any throws at Wednesday's practice, Kyle Meinke of MLive.com reports.
EDGE Analysis
The Lions may have allowed Stafford to throw when the media wasn't watching, but he was limited to handing the ball off with his left hand while the press was around. Head coach Jim Caldwell confirmed that the bruising and swelling in Stafford's right hand is a significant issue, saying that his quarterback isn't yet out of the woods in terms of gaining clearances for Sunday's game in Tampa Bay. This already seems to be trending toward a game-time decision, with 2016 sixth-round pick Jake Rudock in line to get the start if Stafford ultimately gets ruled out.
Just not knowing which one to play is Brutal. Let alone worrying about if Rudock is worth it. He did pretty well in preseason and he is a Wolverine. But most in a large 2QB dynasty don't have much choice when one goes down.
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BOTO22Wed 12/6/17 4:51 PM
Is he worth playing though
TerryVelcroWed 12/6/17 4:48 PM
Yes because when you own him in a 2QB high-stakes Dynasty, who wants to sleep all week. Ugh.
robbyvWed 12/6/17 6:21 PM
Just not knowing which one to play is Brutal. Let alone worrying about if Rudock is worth it. He did pretty well in preseason and he is a Wolverine. But most in a large 2QB dynasty don't have much choice when one goes down.
tblev12Thu 12/7/17 3:56 PM
Man i have Newton or Stafford. Which one do i play?