Minutes after Ahmad Bradshaw’s latest ankle injury was revealed, Tom Coughlin was asked if the Giants’ running back would make the trip to Denver for Thursday’s game against the Broncos.
“We’ll see,’’ the coach replied. “We’ll see how it is.’’
It would be some recovery if Bradshaw even boards Wednesday’s flight after being on crutches at practice Tuesday while wearing a boot on his left foot.
Yes, his left foot. After battling through a pair of injuries in his right foot, Bradshaw injured his other one during Sunday’s victory against the Falcons. And this ankle sprain is much worse than the right ankle sprain that has been hampering him this year.
“Right after the game, we thought he had a (mild) ankle sprain,” Coughlin said. “But evidently, it’s more severe than that.”
Bradshaw did not address reporters after Sunday’s game or in the locker room the past couple of days. His status for the matchup with Denver will be updated Wednesday when the Giants declare him anything from probable to out, though the latter (or something close to it, like doubtful) seems much more likely.
Meanwhile, starting running back Brandon Jacobs has practiced fully the past two days and isn’t even on the injury report after leaving Sunday’s game with a right knee injury that has been bothering him all season but hasn’t knocked him out for a full game. Continue
“Right after the game, we thought he had a (mild) ankle sprain,” Coughlin said. “But evidently, it’s more severe than that.”
Bradshaw did not address reporters after Sunday’s game or in the locker room the past couple of days. His status for the matchup with Denver will be updated Wednesday when the Giants declare him anything from probable to out, though the latter (or something close to it, like doubtful) seems much more likely.
Meanwhile, starting running back Brandon Jacobs has practiced fully the past two days and isn’t even on the injury report after leaving Sunday’s game with a right knee injury that has been bothering him all season but hasn’t knocked him out for a full game. Continue
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