Patriots stars Brown and Stevenson progressing ahead of Munich game
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 13 Nov, 13:02 · Archive
New England Patriots wide receiver A.J. Brown and running back Rhamondre Stevenson have made encouraging progress in training ahead of Sunday's match against the Detroit Lions in Munich, coach Mike Vrabel said Friday. Brown is dealing with ankle and knee injuries, whilst Stevenson, the team's leading rusher, is attempting to overcome a knee injury he sustained in the previous week's loss to the Packers. Stevenson was limited in Thursday's practice session after the team arrived in Bavaria.
Vrabel said of their progress: 'Based on yesterday I think pretty good. Again, still have to go through today and see where that goes.' He noted that their final game status would be determined later. The coach acknowledged the broader context of the season, saying: 'At this point of the season, 10 weeks straight without a bye, there's pretty much nobody out there that's 100%. We have to realize that, we have to recognize that, but we also have to find ways to do our job.'
Brown, acquired in the offseason, has recorded just nine receptions for 101 yards this season whilst dealing with ongoing injuries. He has been limited in practice throughout the week. Vrabel described Stevenson as 'one of those players that's looking for a way in', indicating his commitment to playing despite his injury.

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- Vrabel says injured Patriots stars Brown and Stevenson doing 'pretty good' ahead of Munich gamePatriots coach Mike Vrabel says wide receiver A.News4Jax · 13 Nov, 12:37
- Vrabel says injured Patriots stars Brown and Stevenson doing 'pretty good' ahead of Munich gamePatriots coach Mike Vrabel says wide receiver A.Clickorlando · 13 Nov, 12:37
In this story: A.J. Brown · Rhamondre Stevenson · Mike Vrabel · New England Patriots · Detroit Lions · Munich · Green Bay Packers
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