Detroit Lions quarterback Matthew Stafford had an awful fantasy game Sunday, but he probably doesn't care since his team won. Stafford offered only three fantasy points in the Lions' 19-7 win over the Green Bay Packers.
Matthew Stafford continues downward fantasy slide
The Detroit quarterback had a disastrous game Sunday. We break down the fantasy implications.
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Stafford had 246 yards on 22-of-34 passing, but threw for no touchdowns and two interceptions. Stafford also lost a fumble. After 29 fantasy points in Week 1, Stafford had 13 in Week 2 before putting up only three Sunday.
Fantasy impact: All of the Packers-Lions game Sunday was surprising, as most prognosticators expected a high-scoring game. Stafford's counterpart, Green Bay quarterback Aaron Rodgers, put up only 10 fantasy points, so Stafford wasn't alone in his struggles.
Stafford went in the top five of quarterbacks in most fantasy drafts to start the season, so his performance the last two weeks -- particularly Sunday -- has been hugely disappointing. Stafford gets a New York Jets team in Week 4 that allowed big numbers to Rodgers a week ago, so his fantasy owners will have to hope it can be a get-right game for him.
