Stafford has dislocation, torn ligaments in finger

DETROIT -- Matthew Stafford doesn't know whether he has broken the middle finger on his right throwing hand and said he will probably need X-rays to determine how badly it is injured.

The Detroit Lions quarterback injured the finger in the first quarter of Sunday's 20-17 win over Chicago when his hand "clapped hands" with Chicago's Leonard Floyd on a play he was also called for intentional grounding.

Stafford went to the sideline after the drive, put a glove on his right hand and then started throwing with the glove. He played with it the rest of the game but said it affected his grip and the velocity on his throws.

"Was just trying to figure out what was the best way to manage it," Stafford…