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Source: USA Today
Apr. 23, 2010
This time, Brett Favre's slowness to commit to the Vikings may have a lot more to do with his ankle injury than his epic indecisiveness.
Favre's first quarterback coach in Green Bay, NFL Network analyst Steve Mariucci, said on WFAN radio that Favre is still bothered by the left ankle injury he suffered in the NFC championship game.
Mariucci said he has talked to Favre and explained that:
"He's trying to heal up . . . His body is recovered except for that ankle. That's not quite ready yet. It's an ankle that he had surgery on twice before and it's still pretty puffy. You remember he came out of that game with the ankle and went back in but it's still swollen.
"He's trying to determine: Is his body telling him something here? Or is he going to be feeling better in due time? He still hasn't made up his mind and the Vikings are not rushing him. That's what's a little bit crazy about it. I thought maybe they'd say, 'Listen, could you tell us by draft day please so we could determine where we're going to go.' But I don't think their draft needs are having to do with Brett. I think they are OK at quarterback. If he plays or if he doesn't play it doesn't matter. I think Tarvaris Jackson and Sage Rosenfels will be there to play. They were supposed to be there last year to play." |
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