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Swift on Stafford: “I think he’s going to do great things” for the Rams
D’Andre Swift is sad to see Matthew Stafford leave Detroit but excited to see what he will accomplish in Los Angeles
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Detroit Lions running back D’Andre Swift has only played one NFL season, but he knows that the league is very much a business. After all, he saw his quarterback, Matthew Stafford, get dealt to the Los Angeles Rams last Saturday for Jared Goff and a boatload of draft picks.
“I definitely was sad about it, but I’m happy for him,” Swift told Tiki & Tierney. “I know he’s been in Detroit for a long time.”
Indeed, Stafford was the No. 1 overall pick in 2009 and had spent his entire career in Detroit. He led the Lions to the playoffs three times.
“The Rams are getting a great leader, a great person, a competitor,” Swift said. “I think he’s going to do great things over there.”