Report: Patriots Add Two Significant Players on Injury Report, Trent Brown Limited

The New England Patriots added two players to their injury report. This may complicate things for the team as they get ready for the New Orleans Saints.

Kyle Van Noy was able to return to the field on Wednesday, but Matt Judon is out. The latter didn’t join his team due to a knee issue. This was a big blow for the Patriots. Judon is a key player in the game and losing him to an injury is unacceptable at the moment. He has six tackles, three quarterback hits, and one sack.

Patriots Wednesday injury report: https://t.co/Jh6ESFsj08

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In the 25-6 win over the New York Jets, Judon saw 68 percent of the defensive snaps.

Fans are worried about the Patriots injury report

Damien Harris and Trent Brown saw limited action in practice.

Harris was brilliant in the game against the Jets. He repaired the damage he did in the season opener. Patriots fans will never forget the fumble in Week 1. In the game against the Jets, Harris turned 16 carries into 62 yards and a touchdown. Brown didn’t suit up for the game. He was treating his calf strain and the Patriots downgraded him from questionable right before Week 2. Brown didn’t practice until last Friday.

Kyle Van Noy is finally back with the team. He had a sack and a topped pass in his very first game with the Patriots. He joined his teammates for practice on Wednesday after staying out of the field for a few days due to a throat issue. The Patriots listed him as full participant in Wednesday’s injury report.

The Saints released their injury report, too. Erik McCoy didn’t practice due to a calf injury. Calvin Throckmorton, Payton Turner, Pete Werner, Marshon Lattimore, C.J. Gardner-Johnson, and P.J. Williams were limited in practice. Tanoh Kpassagnon was full participants Wednesday.

Players on both teams will do their best to win this game. It’s a big game for the Patriots, and some say it’s like rehearsal for the upcoming game against Tom Brady and the New England Patriots. Things got really hot in Foxboro. Can you make any predictions?