D'Onta Foreman

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Cleveland Browns running back D’Onta Foreman was placed on a backboard and carted off the field late in Thursday’s practice before being rushed to a hospital via ambulance and helicopter. He’s expected to be released from the hospital Thursday afternoon and will return to the team after X-rays and CT scans on his head and neck area were negative, according to the team. Foreman was injured during a special teams drill on the team’s second day in full pads. Members of the team’s medical staff attended to Foreman for several minutes before the cart drove him to an ambulance adjacent...

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