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Manti Te'o found it tough to adapt to the speed of the game with a cast on his foot.
It's amazing what a clean bill of health can do for the third-year linebacker's mentality.
"I can't tell you how much different it is," Te'o told U-T San Diego. "It feels so comfortable out there, to finally be out there and just play ball."
Back-to-back broken feet stunted Teo's professional growth. The former Notre Dame product had to sit and watch as his team drafted another second-round linebacker, Miami's Denzel Perryman, this spring.
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