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Key Patriots OUT for Germany game vs. Lions
15 Nov
Summary
- Three Patriots ruled out, including RB Henderson.
- Nine players listed as questionable, including A.J. Brown.
- Drake Maye, Hunter Henry, and Morgan Moses cleared to play.
The New England Patriots are heading into their Sunday matchup against the Detroit Lions in Munich with substantial injury concerns. Three players have been officially ruled out for the Week 10 game: running back TreVeyon Henderson (illness), cornerback Carlton Davis III (knee), and offensive lineman Ben Brown (knee). Henderson's absence further thins the Patriots' backfield, especially with Rhamondre Stevenson nursing a knee injury.
Adding to the uncertainty, nine additional Patriots players are listed as questionable. Key offensive threats A.J. Brown (ankle/knee) and Rhamondre Stevenson (knee) are among those with uncertain statuses. Brown has missed significant time this season, and his potential return would be a boost for quarterback Drake Maye. Stevenson's ability to play is critical, given Henderson's unavailability.
On a more positive note, quarterback Drake Maye has been cleared from the injury report after dealing with a shoulder issue. Tight end Hunter Henry and offensive tackle Morgan Moses also carry no injury designations into the game. Despite these positive updates, the Patriots' depth at wide receiver and running back remains a primary focus as they prepare to face the Lions.
