Dwight Freeney's Chiropractor Helps Him Heal for t
Freeney at the Chiropractor "Doing Everything Possible" to Play in the Super Bowl
Dwight Freeney, a teammate of Erie's Bob Sanders, landed in Miami earlier than recieves chiropractic treatment to reduce injury on his severely sprained ankle. Freeney needs to receieve treatment to get back on his feet in order to play in the Super Bowl.
The Lake Erie Spine & Injury Center is equipped with electrical stimulation and ultrasound therapies, like those Freeney and other professional athletes use, for treatment of such injuries. Sprain and strain injuries are common not only for athletes, but for people of all ages and activity levels. Get back in your game faster by choosing therapy with a doctor at the Lake Erie Spine & Injury Center, Erie's Solutions for Pain and Healthy Living.
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Dwight Freeney, star defensive end for the Indianapolis Colts, is nursing a severely sprained right ankle and a source said he is "doing everything possible" to play in the Super Bowl. The source, who spoke on condition of anonymity, told The Times that includes Freeney spending hours a day in a hyperbaric chamber and using an electrical-stimulation machine on his ankle, even while he's sleeping.
Freeney came to South Florida on Friday ahead of the rest of the Colts, in part to receive treatment from a Miami chiropractor he frequently uses during the season.
ESPN and the NFL Network reported Freeney has ligament damage to the ankle, putting in doubt his availability for next Sunday's game against New Orleans. His 13 1/2 sacks this season tied him for third in the league.
Although Freeney made the Pro Bowl, he did not attend the game to watch with fellow Colts named to the AFC squad.
Indianapolis receiver Reggie Wayne was at the game and was asked if it puts more pressure on the Colts' offense if Freeney cannot play.
"One thing about this team, no matter who is playing, our motto has always been, 'Next man up,' " he said. "The guys behind are just as eager to go out there and play. Those guys come in and do a good job. They have been doing that for my nine years that I have been here."
"There is no extra pressure. We know what we have to do. Our defense knows what they have to do. ... Hopefully we can just do the things we have been doing no matter who is out there and we can get the job done."
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