Gronkandez

Sweet.

ps. Where did he get that jersey, at Baby Gap?

wistahpatsfan

Unbelievable!

I do wish they could've played that out longer. BB screwing with and totally owning the media.

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kkpat

Mike Reiss Twitter:

Gronkowski with humor. If the media, wants info, call his dad. "He will give it up." he says.

I think he is having too much fun. Gints and their fans will get a shock of their life.

PatsSox363804

It was great listening to Faulk and Sapp try to spin it as hes really too hurt and implying that the Pats are almost negligent having him out there sans das boot.

Gronkandez

As optimistic as I'm now feeling, walking around without a boot by no means guarantees he'll be able to make all his cuts and be effective on Sunday. It is encouraging though.

reflexblue

Who else ever said that Gronk had a high ankle sprain other than his father, and how does anyone no hes telling the truth

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wistahpatsfan

Time to buy stock in whatever painkiller Gronk will be taking Sunday.

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RayClay

If your ankle twists outward, it's a high ankle sprain. Doesn't say how severe it is, though.

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reflexblue

All i'm saying is the only source of information is Gronks father thats all. I don't think its been confirmed by any other source, so who knows how true it is. I'm know there are different grades or severities of sprains, maybe this one was never that bad in the first place. No one is going to get that info from BB or the team. BB probably Wants the Giants to think he may not be playing at close to his normal level. A little dis information can go a long ways.

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shmessy

Know won nos, dood.

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