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After consulting a preliminary MRI, Dr. Andrews has informed Stafford and the Lions that he believes Stafford's Grade 3 shoulder separation is not as severe as what Sam Bradford suffered last season at Oklahoma, according to sources.
Reported by ESPN.com
Fantasy Football Diehards Line:
Andrews operated on Bradford's shoulder last October and after intensive rehab, the Rams' No. 1 draft pick has emerged as a leading candidate for the NFL's offensive rookie of the year. ... MLive.com first reported this week that Stafford has a Grade 3 shoulder separation. Normally, an operation is required for an injury of nature. Stafford traveled with the Lions on Sunday to Buffalo. Even if he opted for a conservative non-surgical approach, it would be a surprise if he played again in 2010. The Lions and Stafford have not ruled out a return.
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