The Facts:
A source inside the Detroit Lions organization told NFL.com’s Thomas George that neither the team nor Stafford believe any differences in contract talks will stop the Georgia quarterback from becoming the No. 1 overall pick in Saturday’s draft.
Reported by NFL.com
Fantasy Football Diehards Line:
Stafford has previously expressed his desire to play for the Lions, and he didn’t waver from that stance on Friday. “We’ve had some good talks, some good visits and sessions, and I would feel very comfortable there and believe I could become a part of growing something special,” Stafford said. “I wouldn’t feel lost there at all. ...” Meanwhile, SI.com insider Peter King wrote this morning: "I think the financial parameters of a deal will be done in principle by late this afternoon, though it may not be signed for a while because of its complexity. But you can take it to the bank: Stafford's going to be a Detroit Lion. ..." We'll be watching.
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