Patriots vs. Packers Friday injury report: Hunter Henry among seven questionable
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The New England Patriots held their final practice on Friday before their Week 9 game against the Green Bay Packers.
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Inside the Field House, tight end Hunter Henry made his first appearance of the week while cornerback Marcus Jones also returned to the field. Jones will enter Sunday’s game with no game designation in addition to edge rushers Dre’Mont Jones and Gabe Jacas, who spent Wednesday and Thursday limited.
Here’s the third and final injury report ahead of Sunday’s 4:25 p.m. ET kickoff at Gillette Stadium.
OUT
Patriots
- RB TreVeyon Henderson (illness)
- WR A.J. Brown (ankle, knee)
Packers
- TE Josh Whyle (concussion)
- OT Travis Glover (knee)
- C Sean Rhyan (ankle)
- LB Zaire Franklin (shin)
- LB Micah Parsons (knee — PUP return)
Brown will miss his second consecutive game due to a knee injury that flared up in practice last week. The star wide receiver has now played in just three of a possible nine games now this season. Additionally on offense, running back TreVeyon Henderson will be sidelined again due to an illness that resulted in hospitalization.
QUESTIONABLE
Patriots
- WR Mack Hollins (calf — IR return)
- TE Hunter Henry (foot)
- OT Morgan Moses (foot)
- G Greg Van Roten (hamstring — IR return)
- CB Carlton Davis III (neck)
- S Kevin Byard III (chest)
- S Brenden Schooler (hamstring)
Packers
- RB Marshawn Lloyd (knee)
- RB Chris Brooks (ankle — IR return)
- CB Keisean Nixon (groin)
After logging back-to-back DNPs to start the week, veteran Hunter Henry returned to the practice field on Friday in a limited fashion. He is officially one of seven players listed as questionable, which includes wide receiver Mack Hollins and offensive lineman Greg Van Roten, who look to return from injured reserve.
“I thought they were able to get through. I don’t think a full workload. I think that’s not fair to say just because you can’t replicate that in practice,” Vrabel said of the duo. “So, I think we’ll see how they come in tomorrow and then make some decisions on where they’re at.”