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Vrabel Says Injured Patriots Stars Brown and Stevenson Doing 'Pretty Good' Ahead of Munich Game

Four players returned to limited practice as New England prepared for Sunday’s game against Detroit, while three others were already ruled out.

  • On Thursday in Munich, the New England Patriots upgraded running back Rhamondre Stevenson, tight end Cameron Latu, offensive lineman Walter Rouse, and safety Brenden Schooler to limited practice participation.
  • Ahead of the trip, the Patriots ruled out running back TreVeyon Henderson, offensive guard Ben Brown, and cornerback Carlton Davis, with the 5-4 team facing Detroit Lions on Sunday.
  • Although reports initially suggested Stevenson would miss several weeks with a tendon issue, his return to limited practice reopens the possibility he plays Sunday; Quarterback Drake Maye dismissed media speculation, emphasizing Stevenson's desire to contribute.
  • Head coach Mike Vrabel noted receiver A.J. Brown and Stevenson looked 'pretty good' in practice but cautioned that final game designations remain pending.
  • Friday's official injury report will determine whether these players participate against the Lions at Allianz Arena, though historical data suggests limited practice participants play about 71% of the time.
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