Patriots carry eight questionable designations into Packers matchup
A.J. Brown and TreVeyon Henderson have been ruled out, confirming absences previously announced by coach Mike Vrabel.
The Patriots have designated eight players as questionable for their game against the Packers, while confirming that receiver A.J. Brown and running back TreVeyon Henderson will not play. Brown's listed injuries involve his ankle and knee; Henderson is sidelined by illness.
Henderson said in a statement that a recent hospitalization was for neurological reasons. He said medical professionals were helping him recover. Brown, meanwhile, has made only three appearances this season and last played on Oct. 22.
Foot injuries account for the questionable designations for tight end Hunter Henry, offensive tackle Morgan Moses and cornerback Marcus Jones. Hamstring injuries put safety Brenden Schooler and offensive lineman Greg Van Roten in the same category.
The remaining questionable players are Kevin Byard III, a safety with a chest injury; Carlton Davis III, a cornerback with a neck injury; and Mack Hollins, a receiver with a calf injury.
Quarterback Drake Maye (right shoulder), defensive tackle Christian Barmore (illness), linebacker Dre’Mont Jones (shoulder/knee) and outside linebacker Gabe Jacas (knee) participated fully and were given no game-status designation.
