Christian McCaffrey's ankle injury did not look too serious -- Dr. Matt Provencher

Name: Christian McCaffrey's ankle injury did not look too serious -- Dr. Matt Provencher
Uploaded: 2020-09-20T18:48:35-04:00
Description: Former New England Patriots head physician Dr. Matt Provencher said Christian McCaffrey's fourth quarter ankle injury didn't look like something that will keep him out an extended period of time. Whether his suspected sprain is a low or high sprain will determine how much time he misses.

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Former New England Patriots head physician Dr. Matt Provencher said Christian McCaffrey's fourth quarter ankle injury didn't look like something that will keep him out an extended period of time. Whether his suspected sprain is a low or high sprain will determine how much time he misses.

SEPTEMBER 20, 2020・National Football League・0:58

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Christian McCaffrey's ankle injury did not look too serious -- Dr. Matt Provencher

Former New England Patriots head physician Dr. Matt Provencher said Christian McCaffrey's fourth quarter ankle injury didn't look like something that will keep him out an extended period of time. Whether his suspected sprain is a low or high sprain will determine how much time he misses.

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