A few days after the Detroit Lions traded Quandre Diggs, Darius Slay was still emotional about the move.

"No matter how much you put in, at the end of the day it's a business," Slay said, "so that's how I just look at it. Nobody's safe, in my opinion."

Slay declined to comment when asked if he hoped to remain with the Lions after Tuesday's trade deadline. Instead, the cornerback said he'd be OK playing anywhere and that he wouldn't care whether he was moved.

"Do I want to? Be where else? I'm saying I'm here to play ball," Slay said. "Like I said, it don't matter if I'm here or not. That's what I want to do. I just want to play ball."

The Detroit Lions have traded safety Quandre Diggs and a 2021 seventh-round pick to the Seattle Seahawks for a 2020 fifth-round pick.

Diggs was a starter for the Lions at slot cornerback and safety.

The Detroit Lions are expected to be without Kerryon Johnson for some time after he suffered a knee injury on Sunday, according to a source.

Johnson has rushed 92 times for 308 yards and two scores as Detroit's lead back. He injured the knee in the first half against the Minnesota Vikings and did not return.