The Facts:
Brady is back with his Patriots teammates, laughing and talking with them—and, more importantly, rehabilitating the injured left knee that ended his season in the very first quarter. “It’s always good to see a teammate, especially if they’re injured, and just talking to him and getting insights on what he’s seen” in the team’s play, RB Kevin Faulk said Tuesday. “He’s always been contactable. I talked to him pretty much every other week. It’s just, ‘How are you doing?”’ And how is Brady doing? “He’s doing good,” Faulk said.
Reported by the Associated Press
Fantasy Football Diehards Line:
Brady underwent surgery on Oct. 6 and said on his Web site on Oct. 18 that he had another operation on the knee after it became infected. According to the Boston Herald, Brady appears to be making normal progress for someone with a post-surgical infection, and fears of a major setback seem to have subsided. The Patriots, citing team policy, have not given details of the injury. It had been widely reported as a torn anterior cruciate ligament and a torn medial collateral ligament.
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