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Broncos' Torain exercises patience in latest comeback
Published February 24, 2009 at 3:20 p.m.
Photo by Ron Schwane / Associated Press
Ryan Torain, helped off the field after tearing the anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee Thursday, will go on injured reserve Monday, making him the fourth Broncos running back to see his season end.
Broncos running back Ryan Torain's biggest challenge in his recovery from a torn anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee: restraint.
He already has done some treadmill work and ridden a stationary bike.
The next big step in his recovery comes soon.
"I'm probably about a week away from starting jogging drills and a doing a few agility drills," Torain said. "I've just got to be patient with it."
He was injured in a Nov. 7 game at Cleveland. His latest rehabilitation has been "long" and comes after two others stemming from a college foot injury and a dislocated elbow suffered in training camp.
"It's probably one of the easier ones," he said. "The foot was the hardest to get over. I couldn't walk for a couple months. So that was a struggle."
Torain is expected to be ready for training camp and possibly some mini-camp work.
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