ALLEN PARK — Life doesn’t get easier for the Lions (1-7) or rookie quarterback Matthew Stafford. On Sunday, the Lions play at Minnesota (7-1) where they have not won since 1997. Stafford is coming off his worst game, after he threw five interceptions in the loss at Seattle.

 “Our defense played definitely well enough to help us out and get us a win. I can’t turn the ball over. If we limit the turnovers, it could be a different story,’’ Stafford said on Wednesday.

The final interception was returned for a touchdown which sealed the win for the Seahawks.

“Just looking at the mistakes I made, there’s definitely some things I could have corrected, and definitely could have played better,’’ Stafford said.

For more on Stafford, see Thursday’s Oakland Press.
— PAULA PASCHE