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Panthers preparing to play Bears without Steve Smith

By Laetitia,
October 5, 2010 in Carolina Panthers

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Posted October 5, 2010

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Posted October 5, 2010

(By Darin Gantt, [email protected]) Carolina Panthers coach span class=boldJohn Fox /spanwasn't ready to go beyond his normal day-to-day prognosis, but even wide receiver span class=boldSteve Smith /spanseemed willing to admit that he's unlikely to be able to play this weekend.p/Smith suffered a high ankle sprain in Sunday's loss at New Orleans, and is expected to be out beyond the Panthers' next game against Chicago and the subsequent bye week. While he talked to reporters Monday, he sat in a chair with a large walking boot on his left ankle.

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