Four Patriots players upgraded on injury report from Munich practice

MUNICH — The Patriots got four players back at practice in a limited capacity on Thursday. After landing in Germany on Thursday morning, RB Rhamondre Stevenson (knee), TE Cameron Latu (back), OL Walter Rouse (concussion protocol) and S Brenden Schooler (hamstring) were all upgraded from non-participants on Wednesday to limited on Thursday. WR A.J. Brown (ankle/knee), S Kevin Byard III (chest), FB Reggie Gilliam (knee), TE Hunter Henry (foot), T Morgan Moses (foot), OL Greg Van Roten (hamstring) and CB Charles Woods (hamstring) were also limited in practice. Gilliam and Van Roten are both still on injured reserve, designated to return. In order to play Sunday, they would need to be activated. The Patriots have just one open spot on their 53-man roster, however. QB Drake Maye (right shoulder) was a full participant. Running back TreVeyon Hendrson (illness), cornerback Carlton Davis III (knee) and OL Ben Brown (knee) have already been ruled out and were non-participants.

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