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Williams has reason to feel good about his recovery from a torn patellar tendon injury. Offering the first detailed report on his rehab, Williams said today his pace is coming along extremely well compared to his last time going through this process. "No doubt. It's a lot different," Williams explained. "(Last) time, at three months, I was basically still on crutches. Here am I am walking and I've started some straight-ahead running. This is a lot different."
Reported by the St. Petersburg Times
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In fact, three months after suffering the injury in the Dec. 28 season finale, Williams said he is well enough to sprint and to do some limited cutting. Asked how long it took to reach this stage after sustaining a similar injury in his opposite knee in September 2007, Williams said, "Hmmm. ... Seven, eight months." The primary difference is in the severity of the damage. This time, Williams' left patellar tendon detached from the bone. In 2007, the right tendon actually ruptured. ... As for his outlook? "Right now, I'm just taking it day by day," he said. "My whole objective is to be ready for training camp." Camp begins in late July.
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