Feb 1, 2012
New England Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski said Wednesday that the team is looking into a specialized cleat he could wear in Sunday's Super Bowl to make it easier for him to play with a high left ankle sprain.
The tight end was unsure if he would practice on Wednesday.
“I think he's making improvements, getting better every day. We'll just take it day-to-day and see what he's able to do today,” said Patriots head coach Brian Belichick.
Gronkowski has not practiced since suffering the injury in the third
quarter against the Baltimore Ravens during the AFC Championship game.
The 22-year-old has caught 15 passes for 232 yards and three touchdowns in two postseason games to date.
The Patriots face the New York Giants in Sunday's Super Bowl.
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