Rob Gronkowski

Rob Gronkowski and the New England Patriots received excellent news on Monday, as the star tight end underwent successul surgery on his left forearm—his fourth surgery since last year on this troublesome appendage.  As Pro Football Talk reported via Twitter, Gronkowski‘s left arm is now free of all infection, and he’s expected to visit with Dr. Robert Watkins in three to four weeks about a potential back surgery: NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport believes the Patriots’ star could be back in time for...Read Full Story

Rob Gronkowski came out of surgery Monday with good news for the New England Patriots. NFL.com’s Ian Rapoport reported that the star tight end had new plates put into his troublesome left forearm, and doctors have determined the infection in the arm is gone, according to a source. No further surgery is planned at this time. Debate: Pats due for a setback? With Rob Gronkowski still not healthy, our analysts debate whether the Patriots are bound to take a step backward in 2013. More … There...Read Full Story

Rob Gronkowski came out of surgery Monday with good news for the New England Patriots. NFL.com’s Ian Rapoport reported that the star tight end had new plates put into his troublesome left forearm and doctors have determined the infection in the arm is gone, according to a source. No further surgery is planned at this time. Debate: Pats due for a setback? With Rob Gronkowski still not healthy, our analysts debate whether the Patriots are bound to take a step backward in 2013. More … There...Read Full Story

Getty Images With a fourth arm surgery looming on Monday, Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski made the decision that millions have made when choosing their pre-surgical activities. Gronk decided not to go to Las Vegas. Originally, he was going, on what a jet-sharing service that will get no more free publicity here called via mass emails sent Friday afternoon a “once in a lifetime opportunity to spend time with a living Patriots legend,” with four seats in the cabin of a private jet. The jet...Read Full Story

Getty Images Now that Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski has undergone a fourth arm surgery, which initially is being regarded as a success, attention soon will turn to his lingering back issue. Per a source with knowledge of the situation, Gronkowski is expected to travel to California in three or four weeks for an evaluation by Dr. Robert Watkins.  (The trip presumably will not include a layover in Las Vegas.)  Watkins will make a recommendation as to whether Gronkowski requires back surgery...Read Full Story