| Broncos QB Brady Quinn Says His Sprained Foot Is No Longer An Issue | | |
During his first news conference in Denver since his acquisitionon Sunday from the Cleveland Browns, Broncos quarterback Brady Quinn says his severely sprained left foot is no longer an issue. "The foot is good. I appreciate you asking," Quinn said. Quinn, who started nine games last year, finished the season on injured reserve after sustaining a severe Lisfranc sprain, a tear of the ligament that holds his first two toes in place, in his left foot on Dec. 20 against Kansas City and he spent two months in a walking boot. Lisfranc sprains can require surgery and threaten careers, but that's not the case with Quinn, who also finished the 2008 season in IR with a broken finger on his right hand. "It has been frustrating," he said. "Throughout college I took some hits, but I never had an injury. The type of injuries I've had have been more freakish and weird. My finger breaking. I've never hit a helmet before. The way I got tackles when I hit my foot. It was an awkward was of landing. It was unfortunate."
Source: Associated Press
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