Gronkowski is recovering from a broken forearm.
It looks like Rob Gronkowski is already on his offseason schedule.
The New England Patriots tight end, who is recovering from a broken forearm, was caught on video Sunday night dancing and performing wrestling moves on stage at a Las Vegas nightclub.
In the video posted on TMZ.com, Gronkowski is shown slamming one of his acquaintances to the ground in a WWE-like wresting move, which causes his broken left forearm, which is still wrapped in a cast, to bounce off the stage.
The stunt did not appear to cause Gronkowski any pain or additional damage to his injured arm.
Gronkowski, who signed a six-year, $54 million contract extension this offseason, originally broke his forearm in a Week 11 game against the Indianapolis Colts. He returned in time for the season finale against the Dolphins, but broke the forearm a second time during the first quarter of a Divisional playoff game against the Houston Texans.
Gronkowski recently told WEEI that he was not fully comfortable when he came back against the Dolphins, though he doesn't believe that he returned prematurely.
"I really wasn't that confident obviously going in, because obviously I was using one hand, as you can see." Gronkowski said. "I was just getting used to it and all, just getting used to the flow of the game again, it's good to get the speed down and all that, and just getting me prepared going into the playoffs, playing in that Miami game."