Rob Gronkowski display the sign of improving

According to Rob Gronkowski he is getting healthier, but his condition for the Super Bowl is still doubtful The New England Patriots tight end who hasn’t trained since undergo a high left ankle sprain in the AFC Championship Game said Tuesday he is improving each day yet did not offer any definite word on his status for Sunday’s showdown with the New York Giants.

Gronkowski sit at a podium and lacking the walking boot seems to be walking fine. He had been seen wearing last week. He reject to give a real sense of how much he will play, though stressed his desire to get on the field in some aptitude.

The 22 year old who pulls in 90 catches for 1,327 yards and 17 touchdowns in a record-setting season suffers the injury in the third quarter of the January 22 game in opposition to the Baltimore Ravens but later returned to action.

Gronkowski didn’t appear overly concerned Tuesday that he would miss Sunday’s game in opposition to the New York Giants, declaring that “The game is six days away. He can be 100 percent by then or he can be 2 percent by then.”