'Fun Uncle' Taylor Moton, After 'Scary' Diagnosis, Returns to Panthers' Practice
Taylor Moton returned after three months on blood thinners, with doctors saying his chance of another clot is relatively low.
- On Tuesday, Carolina Panthers offensive tackle Taylor Moton returned to practice for the first time since June, participating in his first padded workout after the team activated his 21-day practice window on the non-football injury list.
- Moton began "thinking the worst" in June when he coughed up blood, leading to a hospital diagnosis of "a multitude of clots" in his right lung; doctors prescribed three months of blood-thinning treatment during which he was prohibited from playing.
- Doctors told Moton his risk of recurrence is "relatively low," clearing the path for his return; the 32-year-old has been off blood thinners for "a couple of weeks now" and donned full pads Tuesday.
- Ahead of Sunday's Week 6 matchup against the Eagles at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, Moton is consulting with a bloodwork specialist and said "I'm going into it preparing to play."
- With Monroe Freeling battling a knee injury, the Panthers hope Moton provides O-line stability; the veteran said the ordeal gave him "more gratitude for life in general" and emphasized an "attitude of gratitude.
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Carolina Panthers lineman Taylor Moton overcame bloody, life-threatening episode and now he's back at practice
Carolina Panthers offensive lineman Taylor Moton returns to practice after battling life-threatening blood clots in his right lung that caused him to cough up blood.
Dealing with blood clots in lung left Taylor Moton with "attitude of gratitude" for chance to return
Panthers offensive tackle Taylor Moton began "thinking the worst" when he coughed up blood in June and a trip to the hospital showed that he had "a multitude of clots" in his right lung.
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The Hamilton SpectatorPanthers’ Taylor Moton returns to practice after recovering from blood clots in his lung
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — Carolina Panthers right tackle Taylor Moton has returned to practice for the first time since doctors discovered multiple blood clots in his right lung, giving an
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