Westbrook misses practice, but likely to play
Eagles' star running back reportedly nursing sprained ankle
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Philadelphia Eagles running back Brian Westbrook didn't practice on Wednesday, but remains likely to play Sunday against the New York Giants in the NFC divisional playoffs, according to a report on ESPN.com.
Westbrook is nursing a sprained ankle and may have limited participation the rest of the week, according to the report. He'll focus on weightlifting, stretching and running in a pool in a effort to stay in game shape.
"The good thing is that I didn't tweak anything against the Vikings," Westbrook told ESPN.com. "I took a pounding on the turf but I didn't re-injure anything so I'm not starting from in a hole this week."
Westbrook will reportedly take some anti-inflammatory medication on Saturday night and Sunday morning to prepare for the game.
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During the regular season, Westbrook rushed for 936 yards and had an additional 402 receiving in 14 games. He also scored 14 total touchdowns.
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