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Beason situation dire.

mav1234

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carolinagrowl Steve Reed

Breaking: I'm told by a reliable source that Jon Beason's injury is "very significant" and he will be out a lengthy period of time.

josephperson Joe Person

Doesn't sound good look good for LB Jon Beason. Ron Rivera said situation was 'dire.' But will await results of MRI on his left foot.

:( He won't be playing any time soon I bet.

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josephperson Joe Person

Beason had surgery on same foot last month. Rivera said he didn't know if it was related. Steve Smith said he was proud of Beason going hard

josephperson Joe Person

...and "blowing out a tire." Panthers players seemed shocked when told of Newton's record-breaking numbers. Newton will talk to media soon.

I'm glad we have LB depth right now.

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