DeVante Parker returned to the apply subject Friday, however he received’t be suiting up Sunday when the Patriots host the Washington Commanders.
The veteran broad receiver formally was dominated out for the Week 9 matchup at Gillette Stadium as he continued to get better from the concussion he suffered final week in Miami. Parker additionally was listed as “didn’t take part” in Friday’s apply regardless of being current and in uniform.
Count on sixth-round rookie Kayshon Boutte, who has not performed since Week 1, to fit again into the lineup within the absence of Parker and Kendrick Bourne. The two-6 Patriots positioned Bourne on injured reserve earlier this week after he tore his ACL towards the Dolphins.
New England additionally dominated out backup offensive deal with Calvin Anderson (sickness), who didn’t apply this week.
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Ten Patriots gamers have been listed as questionable for Sunday, together with beginning left deal with Trent Brown. He practiced in a restricted capability Friday after sitting out Wednesday and Thursday.
That listing additionally included second-year wideout Tyquan Thornton, who’s now coping with a brand new foot harm. Thornton was a wholesome scratch final week and has simply two catches for 8 yards in two appearances this season.
Cornerback Myles Bryant was faraway from the harm report and cleared to play Sunday.
OUT
OL Calvin Anderson, Sickness (DNP)
WR DeVante Parker, Concussion (DNP)
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QUESTIONABLE
DL Christian Barmore, Knee (LP)
LB Ja’Whaun Bentley, Hamstring (LP)
TE Pharaoh Brown, Again (LP)
OT Trent Brown, Ankle/Knee (LP)
DL Davon Godchaux, Sickness (LP)
CB Jonathan Jones, Knee (LP)
OL Vederian Lowe, Ankle (LP)
WR Tyquan Thornton, Foot (LP)
LB Josh Uche, Ankle/Toe (LP)
DL Deatrich Sensible Jr., Shoulder (LP)
The three-5 Commanders dominated out broad receiver Curtis Samuel (toe) and heart Ricky Stromberg (knee) and listed security Percy Butler (calf) as questionable.
Kickoff for Sunday’s recreation is ready for 1 p.m. ET.