Panthers OT Taylor Moton suffers fractured fibula in loss to Bucs
Panthers coach Dave Canales acknowledged that Moton would be “out for a while” after the contest. It was just Moton’s second game since returning from a serious blood clot issue. He was hurt when teammate Rasheed Walker, the left tackle, fell across the back of his legs in the opening minute of the third quarter. Moton held his left leg and punched the turf while waiting for trainers to come on the field. “It was the fibula. There is a fracture there,” Canales told reporters. “We’ll have to get the full run-up to be able to give you the extent of the whole thing. “But it was just sick for ‘T-Mo.’ Working his way back, getting out there. Just kinda an end-of-the-play thing, guys just rolled up on him unexpectedly at that moment.” Moton, 32, was diagnosed with blood clots in June and was placed on blood thinners. He began the season on the reserve/non-football injury list and was…
