Rob Gronkowski Concussion Leaves His Status Super Bowl Unknown: Early MVP Odds

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24 January, 2018

Rob Gronkowski Concussion Leaves His Status Super Bowl Unknown: Early MVP Odds

The New England Patriots have confirmed that tight end Rob Gronkowski suffered a concussion in the AFC Championship win against Jacksonville this past Sunday.

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Gronkowski was officially listed with a concussion on the Patriots' injury report and did not participate in practice Wednesday.

BetDSI.com have listed him with 15/1 odds of being named Most Valuable Player at the 2018 Super Bowl.

"Yeah, we'll be compliant with the NFL injury report and when that's required we'll put it on," New England head coach Bill Belchick said, per Adam Kurkjian of the Boston Herald. "... Whatever the situation is, whatever his status is, we'll put it on the injury report."

Odds are good Gronk will play in Super Bowl 52.

There are plenty of player props associated with the Patriots tight end here.

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