{"playerId":13229,"percentChange":0.1,"averageDraftPosition":17.2,"percentOwned":97,"mostRecentNews":{"news":"Owner Robert Kraft indicated that he has received positive reports from doctors regarding Gronkowski's left forearm surgery, ESPN.com reports. \"I'm not a medical person and things change day to day, but we were told that it was as good a report that we could have hoped for,\" Kraft said Tuesday.","spin":"Now that doctors believe that a lingering infection in Gronkowski's forearm has cleared, back surgery could be on tap for the tight end in the coming weeks. As a result, Gronkowski's status for the regular season opener could possibly be affected, but Kraft remains hopeful on that front. Assuming no setbacks with his forearm, Gronkowski's next key step will be an evaluation next month to determine whether or not he needs to undergo the back procedure. Once that situation is clarified, Gronkowski's prognosis for training camp and beyond will hopefully become easier to gauge.","date":"Tue May 21"},"fullName":"Rob Gronkowski","pointsSEASON":139,"seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"The Gronk is open even when he's covered. He might be the most lethal red-zone weapon in NFL history; he has 29 red-zone TDs over the past three years, nine more than any other player. And despite the fact that he missed most of 2012's final six games, he still finished second in fantasy points among TEs. The downside? He does get hurt: He was hobbled in Super Bowl XLVI with a high-ankle sprain, and he broke his arm last year. That most recent injury has caused problems this offseason, requiring additional surgery that may put training camp or even regular-season games in jeopardy for Gronk. Make sure you check on his health before you draft him.","seasonId":2013,"date":"Mon May 13"},"positionRank":2,"projectedPoints":173}