Harris thinks nothing of it. Williams says there's no change but adds that the ankle doesn't feel any worse. Players feel pressure to practice, and Williams has been drilling for two weeks on the bad wheel. We've got to get some improvement in here. It's interesting to watch Bream and Williams interact.
Players generally listen to the team's medical staff.
Players learn quickly, however, that you don't get sidelined by sprains and bruises. Everyone in the room knows there will be a lot of next times. Less than 24 hours have passed since he heard a sound he'll never forget, the sound of the outside bone on his lower right leg snapping under pressure from a pile of tacklers. It's physical and spiritual war. When you get hurt, it's unbearable, man.