Kim Klement-USA TODAY Sports
Former LSU and current Tampa Bay Buccaneers linebacker Kendell Beckwith was involved in a car accident last week and suffered a fractured ankle that required surgery.

Bucs general manager Jason Licht announced the news his week. Per NFL.com:
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Speaking to local reporters Thursday, general manager Jason Licht revealed that second-year linebacker Kendell Beckwith underwent surgery to repair an ankle that was fractured last week in a single-car accident.

Beckwith likely will miss the entirety of Tampa Bay's offseason program. In fact, Licht conceded that the former LSU star's status is in jeopardy for Week 1, per the team's official website.

"Right now it's unfair to give a timeline as well with him," Licht said. "We're very fortunate that it wasn't life-threatening for him or the [driver]. We'll probably hold him -- he'll be out of OTAs, and in training camp we'll have a better idea of how far along he is."
Hoping for a speedy recovery for Beckwith.
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What a great Tiger.....get well soon.
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Best wishes to Kendell. GEAUX TIGERS!!!
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LSU has had some tough luck with former players in vehicles. Hate to hear that for a guy like KB
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Should have taken his horse. Get well soon, great player.
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damnit If he stays healthy his whole career, he's a probowl level MLB in the NFL. I'm convinced.
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