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NFL Football: Superbowl… Tom Brady’s Injury

January 23, 2008

If you haven’t heard already even though every sports channel and sports network has reported it all Wednesday long, Tom Brady has sustained a high ankle sprain that has him wearing a walking cast.

Disaster for the undefeated New England Patriots right? Wrong, from what I am hearing the injury will not affect his status for the Super Bowl, but if you have seen the video that has been playing over and over on ESPN, Tom Brady is noticeably limping. So I think somebody isn’t telling the truth.

I don’t know about you, but if you have ever sprained your ankle (and I have about 10 or more times playing basketball), you know that it is not something that just goes away in two weeks. In fact, two weeks later, depending on the severity of the sprain, you ankle will be black, blue and just plain nasty. That is a good thing though because once you notice bruising, then the swelling has gone down, but you are nowhere near 100% or in game shape.

Although I feel for Tom Brady because it must suck to have cameras all over him in Boston 24/7, but this will make New York Giants fans very, very happy and unfortunately for pretty boy Tom, he will have a big, no huge target on that ankle come game time.

This Super Bowl could turn out to be pretty good if it turns out that Brady isn’t 100% on Super Bowl Sunday on February 3rd.

Andy Brewbaker


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3 Responses to “NFL Football: Superbowl… Tom Brady’s Injury”

  1. Cymru on January 27th, 2008 5:49 pm

    I got to agree, I sprained my ankle last Christmas 2006 and it took three months to be right, however I have to disagree and with the right treatment and Physio I thinks it possible to come back in 2 weeks as long as the ligaments are not damaged

  2. iron on January 28th, 2008 1:50 pm

    Brady is good but I don’t think the Pats are going to stumble due to the loss of pne player however good, remember this is a team sport and its the team that wins the game not the individual.

    Got to agree though, the Giants fans are not going to be upset by this!

  3. drew888 on January 30th, 2008 5:00 am

    You’re going to notice the ankle WELL TAPED come Sunday. New York gave New England some problems the last time they met. There is a part in me thinking the Giants will win Sunday. If the ankle isn’t 100% it shouldn’t hurt the passing game too much, unless he has to roll out.

    I’m not going to say the Giants are going to do anything nasty, but if they have a chance to tackle him low, I think they’ll take it.

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