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Wilson expected to be fine

By  Sun-Times Wire
   
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LB Rod Wilson suffered what is believed to be a neck stinger in practice Wednesday.

Wilson was taken on a cart off the field, and the practice was cut short after he was on the ground for about five minutes while team medical personnel tended to him.

Wilson was expected to visit a spinal specialist as a precautionary move, but should be OK.

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