Denver Native (Carol)
07-27-2015, 04:55 PM
KUSA—While staying put during his summer vacation, Shane Ray lost all pain in his toe and gained a chip on his shoulder.
The Broncos' first-round draft pick, No. 23 overall, Ray apparently heard some backlash to his announced goal of becoming the NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year.
"I think that there are a lot of questions that people have on what I can do and what I was brought here to do," Ray said Monday at Broncos headquarters, where the team's rookies and injured players reported for an early start to training camp. "This is an opportunity for me to show everybody what I'm capable of."
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"I'm 100 percent—full go,'' he said. "All drills, 100 percent. The issue was that I didn't have any time to rest during the pre-draft process and get the proper treatment. As soon as I got here, I got the things that I needed, the treatment that I needed and the orthotics that I needed, and my recovery happened like it was supposed to. Now it is not an issue."
Because of the injury, Ray spent the bulk of the five-week break following the Broncos' final offseason workout on June 18 near the team's Dove Valley headquarters getting treatment from the medical team and working out with strength and conditioning coach Luke Richesson.
full article - http://www.9news.com/story/sports/nfl/denver-broncos/2015/07/27/shane-ray-denver-broncos-defense-rockie-mike-klis/30751039/
The Broncos' first-round draft pick, No. 23 overall, Ray apparently heard some backlash to his announced goal of becoming the NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year.
"I think that there are a lot of questions that people have on what I can do and what I was brought here to do," Ray said Monday at Broncos headquarters, where the team's rookies and injured players reported for an early start to training camp. "This is an opportunity for me to show everybody what I'm capable of."
AND
"I'm 100 percent—full go,'' he said. "All drills, 100 percent. The issue was that I didn't have any time to rest during the pre-draft process and get the proper treatment. As soon as I got here, I got the things that I needed, the treatment that I needed and the orthotics that I needed, and my recovery happened like it was supposed to. Now it is not an issue."
Because of the injury, Ray spent the bulk of the five-week break following the Broncos' final offseason workout on June 18 near the team's Dove Valley headquarters getting treatment from the medical team and working out with strength and conditioning coach Luke Richesson.
full article - http://www.9news.com/story/sports/nfl/denver-broncos/2015/07/27/shane-ray-denver-broncos-defense-rockie-mike-klis/30751039/