By Josh Katzenstein
NOLA.com | The Times-Picayune
Andrus Peat has slowly increased his activity this offseason, but when New Orleans Saints training camp begins next month, he expects to be ready to practice without limitations.
The fourth-year offensive lineman suffered a broken fibula in January during the Saints' playoff victory over the Carolina Panthers. As a result, he missed the next playoff game against the Minnesota Vikings.
"It was pretty tough not being able to play in the next game, but I've tried to keep a positive mindset with everything," he said. "I'm just on the way back now."
Peat said this is the first major injury he's suffered during his football career, and considering he couldn't walk for about eight weeks after surgery, it was a tough experience. ...
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