Monroe Freeling Injury Update Isn’t Good For Panthers

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The Carolina Panthers could create almost an entire offensive line out of the offensive linemen they currently have injured.
That’s the last thing they needed on Sunday Night Football in Week 4 against the Detroit Lions, but what happened to Monroe Freeling made it worse.
Freeling, the rookie right tackle, left the game during the third quarter.
Monroe Freeling Injury Update
Freeling exited the game with trainers after getting tangled up with Aidan Hutchinson on Sunday night.
It appeared to be a lower-body injury for Freeling, whose legs got caught underneath him.
Freeling was moving slowly as he tried to feel out how his legs might’ve been feeling, and soon, he limped off the field where he needed more attention on the sideline.
The offensive tackle actually entered Sunday with an injury from the Panthers’ report, but it wasn’t lower-body.
Freeling had a concussion he had to clear the protocol for. He didn’t practice on Wednesday and was limited on Thursday before getting a full practice on Friday.
This appears to be a separate injury, the kind of unlucky one that happens at times on the offensive line.
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