Gronk's hurt again

[602BroncoFan]

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap300...punctured-lung


Whats up with this cupcake?

As much as I don't like the patriots, he looked like he was hit by a truck, kinda felt bad for him. He's pretty gangsta to have stood up after that. But you know the saying, the bigger they come the harder they fall

[Beagle]

and again.. Reports have him out at least 2 months if things go well. This guy cant stay on the field.

[Sam_Z]

and again.. Reports have him out at least 2 months if things go well. This guy cant stay on the field.

Seriously this guy needs to probably just call it a career otherwise he's going to be in a lot of pain when he gets older. But all smack a side a sideI do wish him the best.

[Beagle]

Seriously this guy needs to probably just call it a career otherwise he's going to be in a lot of pain when he gets older. But all smack a side a sideI do wish him the best.

No doubt. rumors out of Buffalo(his home town)have his Family P.O,ed that he was even in the game the other day

[BigOBroncoFan]

That guy is so injury prone it isn't funny. Pats fans can blame the Madden Curse this year.

[EddieMac]

That guy is so injury prone it isn't funny. Pats fans can blame the Madden Curse this year.

Comments from one pats fan on NFL.com about every time they see derby catch a pass from us they are angry they let him go, lol.

[FL BRONCO]

I wish him the best in his recovery. I feel the same about him and Romo. Good/Great players, but imo the smartest think they can both do is retire now. Go be an analyst or something and enjoy the rewards of what they have accomplished. I feel much more damage to either and their quality of life later on may suffer severely. Good luck to both of them.

[Butler By'Note]

I'm not going to talk smack about a player injured, especially one who is as dominant as Gronkowski is, when healthy. But this will be an issue for the Patriots this year, Brady's effectiveness drops considerably without Gronkowski in the lineup. Going forward you also have to wonder if the Patriots won't start thinking about finding Gronkowski's replacement? Not for an next season (although perhaps they draft him this year) but for the point where Belichick feels Gronkowski's value is greater being moved than on the team.

And for Gronkowski...despite being someone who avidly dislikes the Patriots, I fully admit that Gronkowski is the most dominant player in the league. The difference between him and the second best TE is greater than the difference between 1 and 2 at any position. I'm starting to wonder if injuries won't ultimately end his career quicker than it should end? And if that will keep him from rewriting the TE record book?

[Butler By'Note]

I wish him the best in his recovery. I feel the same about him and Romo. Good/Great players, but imo the smartest think they can both do is retire now. Go be an analyst or something and enjoy the rewards of what they have accomplished. I feel much more damage to either and their quality of life later on may suffer severely. Good luck to both of them.

With all due respect to Gronkowski, I have yet to see anything that leads me to believe he's articulate enough to be an analyst. However I did read somewhere that he hasn't spent $1 of his contracts, he lives on his endorsement deals at this point and puts his contract money away to live on after football ends.

http://www.forbes.com/sites/blakeoestriecher/2015/06/23/rob-gronkowskis-money-management-should-be-a-lesson-for-all-pro-athletes/#6b6a18fa39fb

For this he is the ultimate smart athlete. And if he's one this perhaps the way people (me) perceive him is wrong and his is articulate enough to be an analyst?

[RDAvena]

And if he's one this perhaps the way people (me) perceive him is wrong and he is articulate enough to be an analyst?

As articulate as an 11 year old: