![]() Unlike last year, Rob Gronkowski won't be a specator during the start of training camp. (USA TODAY Images) |
So far things are off to a better start for Rob Gronkowski and it appears that unlike last year he'll be able to get a full training camp under his belt heading into the 2014 season.
During his meeting with media on Wednesday Patriots head coach Bill Belichick revealed that the veteran tight end "has been cleared to play", which is a great sign as he continues coming back from a torn ACL last season.
"Rob's always worked hard," Belichick said via the Boston Globe. "He worked hard as a rookie. When he's here. I can't speak to when he's not here. It's good to see all the players out there. And the ones that aren't out there that are working to get back, we're looking forward to getting them back."
Gronkowski missed the first six games of 2013 and played in seven games before tearing his ACL against the Browns at home in Week 14, which ended his season. Overall he finished the year with 39 catches for 592 yards along with four touchdowns.
More News Headlines:

Patriots News 07-19, A Big Summer For Williams, Boutte
By: Steve BalestrieriAnalyzing Patriots training camp prep, contract impasses for Jacas & Gonzalez, plus the crucial WR3 battle between Kayshon Boutte & Kyle Williams.

MORSE: Patriots Position Analysis – 2026 Coaching Staff
By: Mark MorseThe Patriots' 2026 coaching staff, including Mike Vrabel, Josh McDaniels, and Zak Kuhr, maintains continuity after their Super Bowl run.

MORSE: Patriots Positional Analysis – Secondary
By: Mark MorsePatriots positional analysis breaks down the 'best in the league' secondary, detailing Christian Gonzalez's contract, Marcus Jones's role, and Kevin Byard's 2026 impact.

Patriots News 07-12, Pre-Training Camp 53-Man Roster Projection
By: Steve BalestrieriPreviewing the Patriots' pre-training camp 53-man roster projection, Christian Gonzalez, Sean Payton's Belichick offer, and Mac Jones' 2022 season.

MORSE: Patriots Position Analysis – Linebackers and Special Teams
By: Mark MorsePatriots' Linebackers and Special Teams are analyzed, detailing player performances, contract years, and improvement areas for multiple players.


