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Monday, July 6, 2015 at 3:16PM Playing soccer nonetheless.
I have to think he is out of the British Open and I see some saying it could be a 6 - 12 month recovery.
Link:
http://www.wsbt.com/sports/rory-mcilroy-world-no-1-ruptures-ankle/34011010
Thursday, October 28, 2010 at 4:17PM 
Signs are now pointing to Brett Favre preparing to play this weekend.
Favre chatted with the media on Thursday, showing some optimism that he could play this Sunday against the Patriots.
He is out of his walking boot and has been getting daily treatment. "I would love to play, for no other reason but I'm in this, committed to this team," Favre said. "I'd love to get this back on track and be a part of it, and more than anything function at a level that gives us a chance to win. That's basically it."
I still think Favre would have to practice some on Friday for Brad Childress to have confidence in his veteran QB.
Wednesday, October 27, 2010 at 1:45PM 
Day 2 of the Brett Favre hostage crisis. Will he, or won't he play against New England.
Favre told reporters Wednesday he would love to play in Sunday's game but isn't sure if he will.
"I would love to be able to try and do it," Favre told reporters.
"Sunday I'm still going to have a broken foot."
He will continue to receive treatment throughout the week, and will make the trip to New England. it may be a gametime decision by Favre and Coach Brad Childress whether he will take the field.
Favre is wearing a walking boot, will not practice Wednesday. After being battered and beaten against the Green Bay Packers on Sunday, Favre currently has two fractures in his surgically repaired left ankle.
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