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Week 9 Wednesday Injury Report: Running back news

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CHARLOTTE — The Panthers have had running backs take Wednesdays off because they were super-productive in the past.

This week, it had a new look.

Panthers running back ï»żD'Onta Foremanï»ż got a veteran rest day Wednesday after his 26-carry, 118-yard, three-touchdown day against the Falcons. So the time off was well-deserved, at least, but they also had some reinforcements.

Second-year back ï»żChuba Hubbardï»ż (ankle) was back on the practice field on a limited basis, which was a good sign. He missed last week's game with an injury picked up late in the win over the Buccaneers in Week 7.

The Panthers used rookie ï»żRaheem Blackshearï»ż and practice-squader ï»żSpencer Brownï»ż last week at Atlanta (eight carries between them), but with Foreman carrying the mail the way did, they didn't need too many more bodies.

The Panthers were without three other players in practice Wednesday, as cornerback ï»żDonte Jacksonï»ż (ankle), safety ï»żJuston Burrisï»ż (concussion), and tight end ï»żStephen Sullivanï»ż (illness) were held out.

Jackson was carted off late in Sunday's game with a persistent ankle problem that's been bothering him, so some degree of management should be expected.

Cornerback ï»żJaycee Hornï»ż (ankle) was limited Wednesday, along with linebacker ï»żFrankie Luvuï»ż (shoulder) and defensive end ï»żAmaré Barnoï»ż (knee).

Horn returned to the lineup last week after missing the previous two weeks with a rib injury.

The Panthers are 3-2-1 all-time against the Bengals. Carolina is 3-1 at home and 0-1-1 on the road at Cincinnati. The Bengals are the only team that the Panthers have ever tied in franchise history.

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