The Detroit Lions and Los Angeles Rams are engaged in a fierce first-round playoff game. As the second quarter comes to an end, the Lions are ahead early. Even worse, on a violent play, veteran Los Angeles quarterback Matthew Stafford suffered a bloody hand injury.
Early in the Rams-Lions game, Matthew Stafford was unfortunate to sustain an injury. According to Jess Morse, MD, Stafford cut his right hand between the second and third knuckles.
rd’s hand collided with a defensive player. Hopefully, the veteran QB’s wound will safely heal. He remains in the game for Los Angeles toward the end of the second quarter.
Detroit started the game hot and took an early 21-10 lead on the Rams before LA’s resilient response. Both team’s quarterbacks are battling it out. Stafford threw for 189 yards and two touchdowns near the end of the half. Meanwhile, Jared Golf amassed 191 yards and one score.
The Lions picked up eight more first downs than the Rams, which explains their early advantage. Both team’s defenses are competing hard, but LA needs to dig deeper to slow Detroit’s offense down.
