Found September 24, 2009 on
The Rap Sheet:
Want a little injury report action? We already know that Wes Welker was at work, but this is the latest for both teams:
New England Patriots
Player–Pos.–Injury–Participation
Jerod Mayo–LB–Knee–Did Not Practice
Chris Baker–TE–Ankle –Limited Participation
Dan Connolly–C–Back–Limited Participation
Julian Edelman–WR–Ankle–Limited Participation
Brandon Meriweather–S–Ankle–Limited Participation
Myron Pryor–DL–Calf–Limited Participation
Matthew Slater–WR–Elbow–Limited Participation
Wes Welker–WR–Knee–Limited Participation
Terrence Wheatley–CB–Knee–Limited Participation
Tom Brady–QB–Right Shoulder–Full Participation
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