The Pats tight end tweeted the article and commented “Agree”. “We’re going to have to figure out what we need to do better going forward so we don’t get them, and then obviously the things that we can control, which is our play and our execution, do a better job there”.
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Others believe there is a greater conspiracy at play than just OPIs on Gronk.
“We didn’t get many last night. You think they’re looking at it, and they probably are”, Brady said. Sometimes officials miss it, too.
The knee injury suffered by New England tight end Rob Gronkowski on Sunday night has Patriots fans holding on to the hope provided by reports that the injury wasn’t as bad as it looked when Gronkowski was carted off the field in Denver.
“I’ll be working hard to get back out on the field as soon as possible, and when I’m 100 percent, feeling good, cleared by all the doctors (and) the team, that’s when I’ll be back”.
“He has been through a lot”, Brady said.
It had been previously reported by ESPN that Gronkowski would miss New England’s upcoming game against the Eagles.
That’s a huge relief for the Patriots’ offense, which has lost just about every one of Tom Brady’s weapons for varying lengths of time, including Julian Edelman, Danny Amendola, Brandon LaFell, and Dion Lewis.
The loss to the Broncos pales in comparison to the victory of learning that Gronkowski won’t miss much time.
Gronkowski was injured late during Sunday night’s Patriots loss to the Denver Broncos.
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On Monday morning, Albert Breer of the NFL Network reported Hightower had sprained a medial collateral ligament.
