? Benny Sieu-USA TODAY Sports

The preseason game between the New England Patriots and Green Bay Packers was suspended due to a scary injury to defensive back Isaiah Bolden. Now, the Patriots have releases a positive health update on their rookie.

New England announced that Bolden was released from the hospital following several tests and being held overnight. On top of that, Bolden is going to be traveling with the team.

“We thank the medical staff at Aurora Bay Medical Center for their overnight evaluations, as well as the Patriots and Packers medical staffs for their immediate on-field response and care and care in transporting Isaiah to a nearby hospital,” the update read in part.

Within the health update, New England also announced that joint practices for Tuesday and Wednesday that New England had scheduled at Tennessee are cancelled. Instead, the team will hold practice in New England ahead of their final preseason game.

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