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Eric Reid may have torn his biceps against Patriots
Nov 20, 2016 at 6:10 PM
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San Francisco 49ers
FS Eric Reid left the game against the New England Patriots in the fourth quarter with an arm injury.
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NFL Media is reporting that, based on initial tests, Reid tore his biceps. He will have an MRI tomorrow to confirm.
It is an injury that could require surgery, putting Reid's season in jeopardy.
DB Jimmie Ward suffered a concussion according to the 49ers. He will enter the league mandated concussion protocol this week.
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