Mohamed Sanu appears to be making up for lost time.
The New England Patriots wide receiver had surgery in early March to repair his injured left ankle and was in a walking boot until May. But according to social media, he's already going full speed ahead with his training.
Atlanta-based trainer Hilton Alexander posted minute-long video to Twitter on Thursday of Sanu going through a rigorous workout on the side of a hill.
Sure looks like that ankle is doing better.
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Sanu also posted a video Wednesday of himself making a slick one-handed grab during a throwing session and shared another video in which he tracks down a deep pass on a go route.
A healthy Sanu would be a welcome sight for the Patriots, who gave up a second-round pick to acquire the 30-year-old receiver from the Atlanta Falcons last October.
Sanu injured his ankle during his second game in New England (Week 9 at Baltimore) and wasn't the same the rest of the season, catching three passes or fewer in each of his final six games.
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Sanu and Julian Edelman are the only veteran wideouts on the roster with real NFL experience, and they'll both need to elevate their game in 2020 for second-year quarterback Jarrett Stidham.
According to social media, both players are putting in the work to make that happen.