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Tom Brady and the Bucs get a big boost when Pro-Bowl center Ryan Jensen comes off the disabled list just hours before the crucial play-off game against the Dallas Cowboys on Monday, with the Tampa Bay star eligible to play. for the first time in 12 MONTHS
Tom Brady might smile Monday at the news that Pro-Bowl center Ryan Jensen has been activated from the Bucs’ disabled list and is eligible to play in Monday night’s blockbuster playoff against the Cowboys.
Jensen has been out of action since Jan. 23, 2022, when he played for Tampa Bay against the Rams in last year’s playoffs.
A knee injury has kept Jensen sidelined since training camp, but he has been restored to the 53-man roster, with linebacker JJ Russell released to open up a spot for him.
Ryan Jensen has now come off the disabled list in a timely boost for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers
It’s a big boost for Tom Brady (left) just hours before a play-off game against the Dallas Cowboys.
Jensen suffered a left knee injury during a training camp practice on July 29 and was placed on injured reserve on September 1, but optimism was building before the Panthers game last month that he was close. to return.
Jensen’s value has never gone unnoticed by Brady, who commented on his podcast last month that he had been motivating his teammate to come back at the crux of the playoffs.
“I know you’ve been very attentive to his rehabilitation,” Brady said in December on his Let’s Go! podcast. ‘I dont know. (when will he return). I don’t think anyone knows now.
“I know he’s much closer and I know he’s looking forward to being out there. I see him every day, I try to cheer him up every day.
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