Patriots' Rob Gronkowski (concussion) says he will play in the Super Bowl
New England Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski hasn't cleared the concussion protocol yet, but says he will play in the Super Bowl.
What It Means:
Gronkowski was a limited participant in practice on Wednesday, and although he's still in the concussion protocol, the news continues to be positive that he will play on Sunday.
Due to the injury, numberFire's models conservatively project Gronkowski for just 2.4 receptions, 29.5 yards, and 0.4 touchdowns, but those figures should rise if he's healthy entering this weekend.
Source:
Kim Jones
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