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Found October 11, 2011 on Charlotte Observer:
PLAYERS: Omar Gaither
TEAMS: Carolina Panthers
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(By Joseph Person, jperson@charlotteobserver.com) With Omar Gaither getting a more optimistic prognosis on his knee injury than originally thought, the Panthers have no immediate plans to sign another linebacker.Gaither left Sunday's game against New Orleans in the first half after landing awkwardly and tweaking his knee. The Charlotte native and former Myers Park standout was diagnosed with a sprained MCL and bone bruise.
Original Story: http://www.charlotteobserver.com/2011...
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