Patriots Rule Out Two In Latest Injury Report For Game Vs. Eagles

The New England Patriots are taking on the Philadelphia Eagles, and the teams have released their final injury reports. The Patriots will play without two players Sunday evening. With a Week 11 game against Philadelphia on tap, New England ruled out safety Patrick Chung and running back Damien Harris.

In Friday’s injury report, Chung and Harris were listed as questionable. Chung suffered injuries in his heel and chest, and he was added to almost every injury report this season. This will be the third game of the season he’s missed.

Things are a little different with Harris. He was added to the injury report due to a hamstring injury. The rookie running back tried to be on the active 46-man gameday roster, and he made the cut, so his usage has been minimal. Harris appeared in two games, New England’s Week 3 and 7 meetings with the New York Jets. The running back has four carries to his name, and each of these happened in one game.

Eagles’ injury report is here

The Patriots are banged up, but the same applies to the Eagles. They have already ruled three players out. Alshon Jeffery won’t play on Sunday.

This will be a rather important game for the teams, and each player will try to lead the team to a victory. Tom Brady can’t forget his Super Bowl loss to the Eagles, and he is ready for a revenge. Brady doesn’t really like to lose, and he will get things straight on Sunday.

The Eagles are really talented, and they may give head coach Bill Belichick a headache. Well, we don’t really believe that Belichick will miss the chance to win another game. He will have his key players on the field, and that’s the only thing that matters at the moment. New England has the best defense in the NFL, and the Eagles will struggle to score.

Sunday is a big day for the Patriots nation, and fans have already started making predictions. Hopefully, the Patriots will earn their ninth win for the season. The only game they have lost was the one against the Baltimore Ravens.