Rob Gronkowski has seen the light. Terrell Owens, on the other hand, is still blinded by it.
Gronkowski -- who was forced to leave the Patriots’ 30-24 OT loss with a bone bruise -- offered an injury report of his own on Bleacher Report’s UNINTERRUPTED.
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“I am thankful that it is nothing serious,” Gronkowski said. “I love playing the game of football. Whenever it is taken away from you, you definitely get a feeling that you appreciate the game so much. I’m just week-to-week. I’ll be working hard to get back out on the field as soon as possible. When I am 100 percent, feeling good, cleared by all the doctors, the team, that is when I will be back.
“There’s no timetable for that. I’ll just be working hard and trying to get 100 percent as soon as possible. I can promise you that.”
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That’s the sign of man who sees a future beyond football. There's no rush for the three-time Pro Bowler to return to the field. His health has taken precedence.
As for Owens, that’s another story altogether.
Despite being out of the game since 2012 -- where he lasted all of three weeks with the Seahawks -- the former WR is in desperate need of a comeback.
He even went as far as taking it to Instagram.
Let's get it done! Love u #patsnation. #photooftheday #sportsnation #boston
A photo posted by Terrell Owens (@terrellowens) on Dec 1, 2015 at 12:55pm PST
Crazy as it sounds, it’s somewhat of an option for New England. Especially with the way the injuries are mounting.
Lost in consecutive weeks: Dion Lewis Julian Edelman Danny Amendola Rob Gronkowski
— Gary Striewski (@garystriewski) November 30, 2015
Tim Tebow can’t even play QB and he was still given a chance by Bill Belichick. There’s no harm in giving Owens the same.
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