Rob Gronkowski Injury Update: Positive News for Tampa Bay Buccaneers Fans

Tampa Bay Buccaneers started this season on a roll, raking up five consecutive wins. Ever since then, they seem to have fallen off a cliff winning only 1 game in their last three matches. Luckily for them, things are starting to look brighter. There’s an update on Rob Gronkowski.

With Antonio Brown returning to practice, it looks like Tom Brady could also have one of his favourite targets back against the Giants on Monday night. Tight End Rob Gronkowski, who hasn’t played since suffering a rib injury in the Rams’ Week 3 loss in Los Angeles, was a full participant in practise on Thursday.

ICYMI: Rob Gronkowski suffers a rib injury after week 3 fixture

After catching a short throw from Brady, the 32-year-old tight end was hauled down by Rams linebacker Terrell Lewis. Gronkowski left the field in pain, but returned after being examined on the sidelines.

X-rays on Gronkowski’s ribs did not detect a fracture, according to head coach Bruce Arians. However, the ailment continued to affect him, and as a result, it forced him to miss some crucial games of this season. All in all, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers Quarterback has missed 7 matches for the Bucs since his injury. Luckily for them, it looks like their misery won’t last longer as the Tight End was a full participant in practise on Thursday.

Good news for Bucs fans as key player is back in practice

It seems like when it rains, it pours. Fortunately for the Bucs, I meant it in a positive sense. With Antonio Brown, and Linebacker Jason Pierre-Paul marking their return to training, even Rob Gronkowski has joined them.

“Rob Gronkowski was listed as a full participant Thursday and seems much the same at today’s practice. Barring a setback, seems in good shape to return and play Monday vs. Giants,” tweeted Athletic journalist Greg Auman.

Good to see Gronkowski back!

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