X-rays were negative on Matthew Stafford's injured finger
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Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford sustained an index finger injury on his throwing hand during a win over the Panthers. Despite initial concerns, X-rays confirmed there was no fracture or dislocation. Stafford indicated he experienced discomfort but was able to finish the game. His history suggests he is likely to play through the injury, as he has consistently played despite injuries throughout his 17-year NFL career. The Rams are set to face the Seahawks, a team they had a memorable overtime match against last month, making Stafford's participation crucial.
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🔥 Chiefs Trade for Elite Pass Rusher
Kansas City addresses defensive needs with blockbuster move. Why it matters: Changes playoff dynamics in AFC.
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47% - Increase in Chiefs' pass rush win rate after trade
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