ROB GRONKOWSKI RUMORS
Patriots don’t know how bad Gronk’s back is
According to Ian Rapoport of the NFL Network, it sounds like the New England Patriots have idea how bad Rob Gronkowski’s back is.
In three or four weeks, Gronk is slated to get checked out by an expert who is not employed by the Patriots, with the hope that he could relieve the “chronic” pain that has bothered him for a year.
When I asked owner Robert Kraft about it this...
Soon to be walking like Quasimodo, New England Patriots star Rob Gronkowski will be forced to retire prematurely from the NFL
After the standout tight end had a fourth surgery May 20 on his forearm, NFL.com’s Ian Rapoport now reports the New England Patriots “(don’t) know” how serious Rob Gronkowski‘s back injury is. Shelved for the entire 2009 campaign at Arizona following a back operation, the 24-year-old Gronkowski is again feeling “chronic” pain due to degenerative discs. Considering placing...
Tom Brady on Welker: ‘Those feelings are very personal to me’
New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady didn’t talk to the media during the Patriots Organized Team Activities, instead he chose to discuss the busy offseason with Dennis & Callahan on WEEI radio in Boston on Thursday morning. The biggest question for Brady was how he felt about the departure of one of his favorite weapons – Wes Welker.
Is Rob Gronkowski a HOFer?
Let me start this off by saying that I’m not a New England Patriots fan. This isn’t a homer drooling over one of my favorite team’s player, but I’m enough of a football fan to admit Rob Gronkowski might be one of the special ones. The Gronk in his short career has developed quite a resume to make a surprising case for induction. You may proceed to throw tomatoes at me at...
Report: Rob Gronkowski will visit a specialist in 3-4 weeks to determine if he needs back surgery
According to ESPN.com, Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski will visit a spine specialist in three to four weeks to determine whether he’ll need to under go back surgery.
He will also visit noted spine specialist Robert Watkins in California in three to four weeks to decide whether he needs back surgery, a source told Schefter.
Gronkowski recently had an MRI on his back to further...
Rob Gronkowski
New England Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski had no shortage of bad luck with regards to injuries since last offseason. Rob Gronkowski’s struggles with a persistent forearm injury and recurring setbacks had Patriots fans holding their collective breaths over the past couple of months. But they can finally relax as Gronkowski’s luck seems to be taking a pleasant turn.
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Gronkowski's Surgery a Success; Could Be Ready For Camp
According to multiple reports, Rob Gronkowski's fourth surgery on his arm was a success and he could be ready for training camp. Gronkowski had surgery today at Mass General to install a new plate in his arm and to make sure there is no infection present. The tests revealed that Gronkowski is now free of the infection and can now start rehabbing his arm. If an infection was present...
Report: Rob Gronkowski’s surgery is a success, infection in his forearm is gone
According to ProFootballTalk.com, Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski is now out of surgery and the good news is that his infection is gone and a new plate has been inserted. Gronk out of surgery.Infection gone.New plate installed.Good news all around. — ProFootballTalk (@ProFootballTalk) May 20, 2013 With the infection gone, that means that Gronk likely won’t need to undergo...
Doctors reportedly feel confident Rob Gronkowski’s infection is gone
According to Mike Reiss of ESPNBoston.com, as Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski gets ready to undergo his fourth surgery on his forearm today, the doctors are confident the infection is finally gone. They won’t know for sure though until they perform tests during the procedure and examine them over the next week or so.
If the infection hasn’t gone away there is a chance he’ll...
Losing Patience With Rob Gronkowski
Here in New England and all over the country, nobody burst onto the scene quite like New England Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski. A product of the University of Arizona, Gronkowski was selected in the second round of the 2010 NFL Draft. Like most Patriots rookies, Gronk flew under the radar during his college days. He missed some games in college due to injury, which brought red...
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