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Colston injured his hand during the final game of the season at Chicago, but it's not expected to be a lingering problem. He also had arthroscopic surgery on the left knee that bothered him throughout last season, but he also said that shouldn't affect him too much. He expects to be full speed in his training by next month. "My major concern is getting my knee healthy and my hand healthy, and hopefully everything plays itself out right," he said.
Reported by the New Orleans Times-Picayune
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Colston, who has kept up his conditioning on the stationary bike, among other methods, added: "Unfortunately I'm a vet to the surgeries, so I know exactly what it takes. I've just got to be patient with it. I had a lot of irritation going on in there throughout the season. Now's the time to clean it up and get healthy. ..." As Times-Picayune staffer Mike Triplett suggested, it's hard to imagine, but a healthier, more mature Colston should only continue to improve.
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