BOSTON (CBS) – Rob Gronkowski’s season is over.

WBZ-TV’s Dan Roche is reporting the Patriots tight end will undergo surgery on his broken forearm on Monday, according to an NFL source.

Gronkowski re-fractured his left forearm in Sunday’s 41-28 playoff win over the Houston Texans, bracing himself on a catch out-of-bounds. The tight end sat on the sidelines in obvious pain following the play, and after being checked out by the Patriots medical staff retreated to the New England locker room for X-Rays.

The original break cost Gronkowski five games during the regular season before returning in the Patriots’ finale against the Miami Dolphins. He caught two passes, including a touchdown, in that game, but had a large wrap on the injured arm.

Sources tell #WBZ TV Gronk to have surgery today on broken forearm. Done for rest of play-offs.—
Dan Roche (@RochieWBZ) January 14, 2013

The news is a lot better on injured running back Danny Woodhead, as sources tell Roche the thumb injury he suffered on the Patriots first offensive play will not keep him out of Sunday’s AFC Championship game against the Baltimore Ravens.

An NFL source tells #WBZ TV that Danny Woodhead(thumb) should be able to play Sunday in AFC Title game vs Ravens—
Dan Roche (@RochieWBZ) January 14, 2013

There is no update on rookie defensive end Chandler Jones, who suffered an ankle injury in the second quarter.