Patriots Injury Report: Mac Jones Ankle Storyline Finally Ends

Three players didn't participate

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Oct 26, 2022

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    FOXBORO, Mass. -- The Patriots on Wednesday had eight players limited in practice and three players not participate at all.

    Quarterback Mac Jones wasn't one of them.

    Jones didn't appear on the injury report for the first time since suffering a severe high ankle sprain in Week 3. The Patriots quarterback reportedly took roughly 90% of the first team reps in Wednesday's practice and will start Sunday's game against the New York Jets at MetLife Stadium.

    Center David Andrews, defensive tackle Christian Barmore and safety Kyle Dugger all missed Wednesday's practice. Andrews' status for Week 8 is in doubt after an "extremely dirty hit" from Chicago Bears tackle Mike Pennel landed him in concussion protocol.

    Here's New England's full injury report:

    DID NOT PARTICIPATE
    C David Andrews -- Concussion
    DL Christian Barmore -- Knee
    S Kyle Dugger - Ankle

    LIMITED PARTICIPATION
    WR Nelson Agholor -- Hamstring
    WR Kendrick Bourne -- Toe
    LB Anfernee Jennings -- Calf
    CB Jonathan Jones -- Ankle
    G Mike Onwenu -- Ankle
    S Adrian Phillips -- Shoulder
    LB Josh Uche -- Hamstring
    T Isaiah Wynn -- Shoulder

    FULL PARTICIPATION
    No players listed

    The Patriots will practice again Thursday and Friday before traveling Saturday. New England stands at 3-4 through seven games while New York is 5-2.

    Kickoff with the Jets is scheduled for 1 p.m. ET on Sunday.

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