“Some days it feels good. Some days it doesn’t,” said Gonzalez, who suffered a season-ending knee injury during the first quarter of the Colts’ 2009 season opener. “Some things cause you to pick up a lot of soreness. Some things, for whatever reason, don’t bother you at all.
“It’s really just trying to adjust to the way your body is now as opposed to what it is normally. The reality is high ankle sprains are not 100 percent (healed) for almost a year. Eventually, your body just adjusts and the soreness is at a level you can sort of go through.”
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