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Tom Brady continuing to win the fight against time.

The soon-to-be-44-year-old is coming off his seventh Super Bowl win,

which he won playing with a bad knee.

It's been 15 weeks since his surgery.

Brady's saying Wednesday the knee is feeling great.

It was an injury I dealt with really, you know, since last, you know, April, May.

And, you know, I knew I would have to have to do something at the end of the year and happy I did it.

And it was probably, you know, something that was, uh, needed to be certainly needed to be done.

And there's a great outcome.

So I'm very happy about that.

I feel I'll be able to be able to do some different things this year that I was able to do last year.

Almost eight months removed from the ankle injury that ended that Prescott's season, the Cowboys QB says he's fully healthy,

he's moved on, and is ready to leave the injury in the past. Never within the drill, did I ever think

about my leg or that I ever think that this was a part of a rehab rather than I'm pushing myself and I've blocked that mentally. I've buried the injury, honestly, guys, you know what I mean from the point of practice, from the point of just moving forward and going about my life, I've buried it. I've buried it mentally and I think you guys and a lot of people around have to help me and bear it as well as we move forward.

Dak Prescott on the mend, but one of his favorite targets is having ankle issues of his own.

According to NFL Network and Saturday in Rapidport, Cowboys wide receiver,

Marty Cooper may not be ready for the start of training camp due to what's not being called a major injury,

but an irritation.

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