Patriots Keion White Leaves Game vs. Raiders - Injury Tracker

Despite being listed on Friday's injury report as questionable, the Pats have downgraded cornerback Jonathan Jones (ankle) and offensive lineman Cole Strange prior to the team's departing flight to Arlington, TX on Saturday. 

The Patriots were already projected to be thin at cornerback for this contest against the Cowboys. With second-year corners Jack Jones and Marcus Jones currently on injured reserve, New England's depth chart at the position consists of Christian Gonzalez, Myles Bryant, Shaun Wade -- who is dealing with a shoulder injury -- and potentially Jalen Mills moving down from safety. In turn, Jonathan Jones will miss his third straight game. 

Strange, who left New England's Week 3 victory over the New York Jets with a knee injury, was notably limited in his on-field action during practice this week. The second-year lineman has been dealing with a knee injury since the opening days of training camp in late July. In fact, Strange was inactive for New England’s season opener. In two games played, he has been on the field for 118 snaps on offense. When he has been absent from game action, rookie guard Atonio Mafi has played on the left, between tackle Trent Brown and center David Andrews.

New England is expected to announce the remainder of their roster moves, including any practice squad elevations, on Saturday afternoon at approximately 4 p.m. ET.

SEPT. 29 PATRIOTS, COWBOYS ISSUE FINAL INJURY REPORT FOR WEEK 4; FIVE PATS QUESTIONABLE - The New England Patriots and the Dallas Cowboys have announced their player injuries and practice participation for Friday, along with their projected status for Week 4.

The Pats and Cowboys are set for a 4:25 p.m. ET kickoff from AT&T Stadium on Sunday afternoon.

New England enjoyed full attendance for its final team practice before traveling to Arlington. The only notable addition to the report was cornerback Shaun Wade, who was a first-time listee with a shoulder injury. Wade’s injury could be significant, as corners Jack and Marcus Jones are on injured reserve, and Jonathan Jones is listed as questionable with an ankle injury. 

Reserve offensive lineman Sidy Sow was removed from the report. The Patriots rookie tackle missed both Week 2 and Week 3 while in concussion protocol.

Friday’s Full Report: 

NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS (1-2)

OUT
No Players Listed.

DOUBTFUL
No Players Listed

QUESTIONABLE
DL Christian Barmore - Knee (LP)
DL Davon Godchaux - Ankle (LP)
CB Jonathan Jones - Ankle (LP)
G Cole Strange - Knee (LP)
CB Shaun Wade - Shoulder (LP)

NOTE: OL Sidy Sow was removed from the injury report.

DALLAS COWBOYS (2-1)

OUT
T Tyron Smith, Knee (DNP)

DOUBTFUL
No Players Listed.

QUESTIONABLE
C Tyler Biadasz, Hamstring (LP)
TE Peyton Hendershot, Ankle (LP)
G Zack Martin, Ankle (LP)

^{LP = Limited Participant}

^{FP = Full Participant}

^{DNP = Did Not Participate}

SEPT. 28 PATRIOTS, COWBOYS INJURY REPORT: STRANGE AMONG LIMITED PARTICIAPANTS - The New England Patriots and the Dallas Cowboys have announced their player injuries and practice participation for Thursday.

The Pats and Cowboys are set for an 4:25 p.m. ET kickoff for their Week 4 matchup from AT&T Stadium on Sunday afternoon. This is the second the three reports to be issued by both teams in anticipation of the game. 

Though the Pats once again enjoyed perfect attendance for the week’s penultimate session, they did list five players as “limited” participants, including guard Cole Strange (knee) who left New England’s Week 3 victory over the New York Jets. Strange appeared to minimally partake in the Pats on-field activities, at least during the brief portion of practice open to the media. 

Friday’s Full Report: 

NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS (1-2)

DID NOT PARTICIPATE
No Players Listed.

LIMITED PARTICIPATION
DL Christian Barmore - Knee
DL Davon Godchaux - Ankle
CB Jonathan Jones - Ankle
OL Sidy Sow - Concussion
G Cole Strange - Knee

DALLAS COWBOYS (2-1)

DID NOT PARTICIPATE
T Tyron Smith, Knee

LIMITED PARTICIPATION
C Tyler Biadasz, Hamstring
OL Chuma Edoga, Elbow
G Zack Martin, Ankle
RB Tony Pollard, Not Injury Related/Rest

FULL PARTICIPATION
WR CeeDee Lamb, Not Injury Related / Rest
DE DeMarcus Lawrence, Not Injury Related / Rest

SEPT. 28 PATRIOTS COLE STRANGE SEES SCANT ACTION AT THURSDAY’S PRACTICE  - The New England Patriots once again enjoyed perfect attendance amid the beautiful autumn weather at practice on Thursday, as they prepare for their Week 4 matchup with the Dallas Cowboys. 

However, a key member of their interior offensive line is beginning to seem like a long shot to suit up on Sunday. 

Starting left guard Cole Strange appeared to be very limited in his on-field action during the brief period of practice open to the media. Strange left New England’s Week 3 victory over the New York Jets with a knee injury and did not return to the game. He was also a limited participant in practice on Wednesday. 

Strange has been dealing with a knee injury since the opening days of training camp in late July. The Chattanooga product was inactive for New England’s season opener. In two games played, he has been on the field for 118 snaps on offense. When he has been absent from game action, rookie guard Atonio Mafi has played on the left, between tackle Trent Brown and center David Andrews. 

Both New England and Dallas will release their second of three injury reports on Thursday afternoon — at which time, Strange’s official practice status will be revealed. Sunday’s matchup is set for a 4:25 p.m. ET kickoff from AT&T Stadium. 

SEPT. 27 PATRIOTS, COWBOYS RELEASE FIRST INJURY REPORT OF WEEK 4 - The New England Patriots (1-2) and the Dallas Cowboys (2-1) have announced their player injuries and practice participation for Wednesday.

The Pats and Cowboys are set for an 4:25 p.m. ET kickoff for their Week 4 matchup from AT&T Stadium on Sunday afternoon.

The Pats enjoyed perfect attendance for the week’s first session. However, they did list five players as “limited” participants, including defensive lineman Davon Godchaux (ankle) and guard Cole Strange (knee) who left New England’s Week 3 victory over the New York Jets.

Wednesday’s Full Report: 

NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS 

DID NOT PARTICIPATE
No Players Listed.

LIMITED PARTICIPATION
DL Christian Barmore - Knee
DL Davon Godchaux - Ankle
CB Jonathan Jones - Ankle
OL Sidy Sow - Concussion
G Cole Strange - Knee

DALLAS COWBOYS

DID NOT PARTICIPATE
C Tyler Biadasz, Hamstring
WR CeeDee Lamb, Not Injury Related / Rest
DE DeMarcus Lawrence, Not Injury Related / Rest
G Zack Martin, Ankle
T Tyron Smith, Knee

LIMITED PARTICIPATION
OL Chuma Edoga, Elbow

SEPT. 26 PATRIOTS PLACE DL DANIEL EKUALE ON INJURED RESERVE AFTER SUFFERING TORN BICEPS - The New England Patriots will be without the services of a trusted member of their interior offensive line for the foreseeable future. 

The Pats confirmed their placement of defensive lineman Daniel Ekuale on injured reserve (IR) on Tuesday. The 29-year-old suffered a torn biceps in the first half of New England's 15-10 victory over the New York Jets last Sunday. He left the game with what was originally described as an elbow injury and was ruled out during halftime. 

The five-year veteran defender has been a rotational nose tackle over the past two seasons for the Patriots. In 2022, Ekuale proved himself a solid depth piece along the defensive line. The Washington State product played in all 15 games for which he was eligible, having earned 14 total tackles (two for loss), three quarterback hits and two sacks. 

Ekuale’s work ethic and versatility has routinely caught the eye of his teammates and coaches. He is the most natural fit on the left among the Pats reserve defensive linemen and continues to be one of their most disruptive forces along the interior as a sub-rusher. Through three games this season, Ekuale compiled three tackles and one forced fumble. He had logged one tackle against the Jets prior to his exit from Sunday's game. 

While his timetable for a return has yet to be determined, he is expected to miss an extended period of time, if not the remainder of the season. Per the terms of his IR designation, he will miss at least the next four games. 

SEPT. 24 PATRIOTS DAVON GODCHAUX, DANIEL EKUALE OUT FOR REMAINDER OF MATCHUP WITH JETS - The New England Patriots will be without the services of two of their top defenders for the remainder of their Week 3 matchup with the New York Jets at MetLife Stadium. 

Defensive lineman Daniel Ekuale (elbow) and interior tackle Davon Godchaux (ankle) are out for the remainder of contest.  Both suffered injuries during the first half of a soggy afternoon in East Rutherford, in which the MetLife Stadium turf has been slick for much of the contest. 

Rookie kicker Chad Ryland added to the Pats' seven-point halftime lead with a 51-yard field goal to give the Pats a 13-3 lead with just over 10 minutes remaining in the third quarter. 

SEPT. 23 PATRIOTS DOWNGRADE CB JONATHAN JONES, OL SIDY SOW TO 'OUT' FOR WEEK 3 AGAINST JETS - The New England Patriots secondary will be without the services of a pair of key components at positions of need when they take on the New York Jets at for their Week 3 matchup at MetLife Stadium on Sunday. 

The Patriots have announced that starting cornerback Jonathan Jones (ankle) and reserve offensive guard/tackle Sidy Sow (concussion) have been downgraded to out for this weekend's game. 

The Patriots were already projected to be thin at cornerback for this contest against their division rivals. With second-year corners Jack Jones and Marcus Jones currently on injured reserve, New England's depth chart at the position consists of Christian Gonzalez, Myles Bryant, Shaun Wade and potentially Jalen Mills moving down from safety. 

Sow, who missed New England's Week 2 loss to the Miami Dolphins, was expected to play a notable role at right tackle, if healthy. As a result, veteran Calvin Anderson is almost certain to get the start, and play significant minutes, against a powerful Jets defensive front. 

New England is expected to announce the remainder of their roster moves, including any practice squad elevations, on Saturday afternoon at approximately 4 p.m. ET. 

SEPT. 22 PATRIOTS, JETS ISSUE FINAL INJURY REPORT FOR WEEK 3; FIVE PATS QUESTIONABLE - The New England Patriots and the New York Jets have announced their player injuries and practice participation for Friday, along with their projected status for Week 3. 

The Pats and Jets are set for a 1 p.m. ET kickoff from MetLife Stadium on Sunday afternoon. 

New England enjoyed full attendance for its final team practice before traveling to East Rutherford. The only notable player restriction was for reserve offensive lineman Sidy Sow, who wore a red non-contact jersey. The Patriots rookie tackle missed last week's Week 2 loss to the Miami Dolphins while in concussion protocol. He was a limited participant on Wednesday but missed Thursday's session.

Starting offensive left tackle Trent Brown (concussion) and starting cornerback Jonathan Jones (ankle) were on the practice field Thursday morning and appear set to play this weekend -- though, Jones is listed as questionable. 

Receiver DeVante Parker, who had been a limited participant due to a knee injury was removed from the report, indicating that he will play on Sunday. 

Friday's Full Report:  

NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS (0-2)

OUT
No Players Listed

DOUBTFUL
No Players Listed

QUESTIONABLE
DL Christian Barmore, Knee (LP)
CB Jonathan Jones, Ankle (LP)
OL Mike Onwenu, Ankle (LP)
OL Sidy Sow, Concussion (LP)
G Cole Strange, Knee (LP)

NEW YORK JETS (1-1)

OUT
S Tony Adams, Hamstring (DNP)
OL Wes Schweitzer, Concussion (DNP)

DOUBTFUL
No Players Listed.

QUESTIONABLE
T Duane Brown, Shoulder, Hip (FP)
DL John Franklin-Myers, Hip (FP)
K Greg Zuerlein, Groin (R) (FP)

^{LP = Limited Participant}

^{FP = Full Participant}

^{DNP = Did Not Participate}

SEPT. 22 PATRIOTS GETTING 2 STARTERS BACK FOR JETS? - As they try to figure out a way to replace cornerback/kick-returner Marcus Jones, the Patriots are getting some good news on the injury front. Starting offensive left tackle Trent Brown (concussion) and starting cornerback Jonathan Jones (ankle) were on the practice field Thursday morning in Foxboro, and appear set to return for Sunday's game at the New York Jets.

The return of Brown would give the Pats the luxury of starting its designed offensive line of starting together for the first time this season.

The only Patriots player wearing a red, non-contact jersey was rookie offensive lineman Sidy Sow (concussion). Newly signed quarterback Will Grier was also spotted on the practice field wearing No. 19. While Bailey Zappe will be Mac Jones' backup at New York, Grier will suit up as the team's emergency No. 3 quarterback.

Marcus Jones (shoulder) was placed on injured reserve Thursday night and will at least the next four games.

SEPT. 21 PATRIOTS, JETS RELEASE SECOND INJURY REPORT FOR WEEK 3 - The New England Patriots and the New York Jets have announced the following player injuries and practice participation from Thursday's session. 

New England was once again without the services of cornerback Marcus Jones, who continues to deal with a shoulder injury. Having missed two practices this week, Jones' status for Sunday's matchup with the Jets is in considerable question. In addition to his duties on defense, Jones serves as the Patriots top return option, both on kicks and punts. 

Reserve offensive lineman Sidy Sow, who was a limited participant during Wednesday's session, did not suit up for Thursday's practice -- also placing his chances of playing in Week 3 in jeopardy. 

Thursday's Full Report:

NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS (0-2)

DID NOT PARTICIPATE
DB Marcus Jones, Shoulder
OL Sidy Sow, Concussion

LIMITED PARTICIPATION
DL Christian Barmore, Knee
OT Trent Brown, Concussion
CB Jonathan Jones, Ankle
OL Mike Onwenu, Ankle
WR DeVante Parker, Knee
G Cole Strange, Knee

NEW YORK JETS (1-1)

DID NOT PARTICIPATE
S Tony Adams, Hamstring
T Duane Brown, Shoulder, Hip

LIMITED PARTICIPATION
T Mekhi Becton, Knee
CB Michael Carter II, Elbow
RB Breece Hall, Knee
DL John Franklin-Myers, Hip
LB Quincy Williams, Knee
K Greg Zuerlein, Groin (R)

SEPT. 20 PATRIOTS, JETS RELEASE FIRST INJURY REPORT OF WEEK 3 - The New England Patriots (0-2) and the New York Jets (1-1) have announced their player injuries and practice participation for Wednesday.

The Pats and Jets are set for an 1 p.m. kickoff for their Week 3 matchup from MetLife Stadium on Sunday afternoon.

Starting left tackle Trent Brown and reserve lineman Sidy Sow returned to the field, after spending the entirety of the previous week out of action while in concussion protocol. Cornerback Jonathan Jones was also back at practice, after missing the Patriots 24-17 Week 2 loss to the Miami Dolphins with an ankle injury.

Among New England's notable absences were reserve cornerback Marcus Jones, who suffered a shoulder injury against the Dolphins, and defensive tackle Davon Godchaux, who was not present presumedly due to both he and his fiancé celebrating the birth of their child on Tuesday. 

Defensive lineman Christian Barmore was a first-time addition to the Pats report, listed with a knee injury. Barmore played on 28 snaps (44 percent) for New England's defense on Sunday night. 

Wednesday's Full Report:

NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS

DID NOT PARTICIPATE
DL Davon Godchaux, Not Injury Related
DB Marcus Jones, Shoulder

LIMITED PARTICIPATION
DL Christian Barmore, Knee
OT Trent Brown, Concussion
CB Jonathan Jones, Ankle
OL Mike Onwenu, Ankle
WR DeVante Parker, Knee
OL Sidy Sow, Concussion
G Cole Strange, Knee

NEW YORK JETS 

DID NOT PARTICIPATE
S Tony Adams, Hamstring
T Duane Brown, Shoulder, Hip
DL John Franklin-Myers, Hip
K Greg Zuerlein, Groin (R)

LIMITED PARTICIPATION
T Mekhi Becton, Knee
CB Michael Carter II, Elbow
RB Breece Hall, Knee
LB Quincy Williams, Knee

SEPT 19 PATRIOTS TRENT BROWN, SIDY SOW, JONATHAN JONES BACK AT PRACTICE - As the New England Patriots begin their preparations for a crucial Week 3 matchup with the New York Jets in East Rutherford, NJ on Sunday, they are welcoming back a much-needed trio of players to practice on Wednesday.  

Starting left tackle Trent Brown and reserve lineman Sidy Sow returned to the field, after spending the entirety of the previous week out of action while in concussion protocol. Cornerback Jonathan Jones was also back at practice, after missing the Patriots 24-17 Week 2 loss to the Miami Dolphins with an ankle injury.

New England, however, did have two notable absences. Reserve cornerback Marcus Jones, who suffered a shoulder injury during last Sunday night's loss to the Dolphins, was absent from the session. Defensive tackle Davon Godchaux was also not present, presumedly due to both he and his fiancé celebrating the birth of their child on Tuesday. 

Both the Patriots and the Jets will issue their first injury and practice participation report of the Week on Wednesday afternoon at approximately 4 p.m. ET. 

SEPT. 15 PATRIOTS' CB JONATHAN JONES DEALING WITH ANKLE INJURY - The New England Patriots and the Miami Dolphins have announced their player injuries and practice participation for Friday.

The Pats and Dolphins are set for an 8:20 p.m. kickoff for their Week 2 matchup from Gillette Stadium on Sunday night. 

Though he was a limited participant during Thursday's practice, starting cornerback Jonathan Jones missed Friday's session. He is officially listed as 'questionable' for Sunday's matchup. Other notables on the list include four offensive linemen, two of which (Trent Brown, Sidy Sow) remain in concussion protocol. 

Center David Andrews, who had been a limited participant on Wednesday and Thursday, was removed from the report, indicating that he will be available to play against the Dolphins.  

Here is the full report: 

NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS (0-1)

OUT
No Players Listed

DOUBTFUL
No Players Listed

QUESTIONABLE
OT Trent Brown - Concussion (DNP)
CB Jonathan Jones - Ankle (DNP)
OL Michael Onwenu - Ankle (LP)
WR DeVante Parker - Knee (LP)
OL Sidy Sow - Concussion (DNP)
G Cole Strange - Knee (LP)

MIAMI DOLPHINS (1-0)

OUT
No Players Listed.

DOUBTFUL
No Players Listed.

QUESTIONABLE
T Terron Armstead - Back, Ankle, Knee (LP)
DB Elijah Campbell - Knee (LP)
TE Julian Hill - Ankle (LP)
LB Jaelan Phillips - Back (LP)

SEPT. 14 PATRIOTS' CB JONATHAN JONES DEALING WITH ANKLE INJURY - The New England Patriots (0-1) and the Miami Dolphins (1-0) have announced their player injuries and practice participation for Thursday.

In addition to Pats' offensive linemen Trent Brown and Sidy Sow being absent for the second straight day, cornerback Jonathan Jones was a new addition as a limited participant due to an ankle injury. Jones’ injury is worth monitoring, as he factors prominently into the team’s plans to defend Dolphins’ receiver Tyreek Hill.

Here is the full report: 

NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS (0-1)

DID NOT PARTICIPATE
OT Trent Brown - Concussion
OL Sidy Sow - Concussion

LIMITED PARTICIPATION
C David Andrews - Hamstring
WR Kayshon Boutte - Hamstring
OL Mike Onwenu - Ankle
CB Jonathan Jones - Ankle
WR DeVante Parker - Knee
G Cole Strange - Knee

FULL PARTICIPATION
No Players Listed.

MIAMI DOLPHINS (1-0)

DID NOT PARTICIPATE
No Players Listed.

LIMITED PARTICIPATION
T Terron Armstead - Back, Ankle, Knee
DB Elijah Campbell - Knee
TE Julian Hill - Ankle

FULL PARTICIPATION
RB De'Von Achane - Shoulder
CB Xavien Howard - Thumb
S Brandon Jones - Knee
RB Raheem Mostert - Knee
WR Jaylen Waddle - Oblique
OL Connor Williams - Knee

SEPT 13 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS, MIAMI DOLPHINS RELEASE INITIAL WEEK 2 INJURY REPORT The New England Patriots (0-1) and the Miami Dolphins (1-0) have announced the following player injuries and practice participation.

In anticipation of their Week 2 matchup this Sunday night at Gillette Stadium, the Patriots listed seven players, including a pair of offensive linemen which were absent from practice. 

Veteran left tackle Trent Brown and rookie Sidy Sow did not participate in Wednesday's practice, held indoors at Socios Fieldhouse, due to being in concussion protocol. It remains unclear when each player sustained his respective injury. However, until further notice, each of their status for Sunday's game is in significant doubt. 

Starting guards Michael Onwenu (ankle) and Cole Strange (knee) were also listed as limited participants, along with center David Andrews who was also limited due to a hamstring injury. 

Here is Wednesday's full report: 

NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS (0-1)

DID NOT PARTICIPATE
OT Trent Brown - Concussion
OL Sidy Sow - Concussion

LIMITED PARTICIPATION
C David Andrews - Hamstring
WR Kayshon Boutte - Hamstring
OL Michael Onwenu - Ankle
WR DeVante Parker - Knee
G Cole Strange - Knee

FULL PARTICIPATION
No Players Listed.

MIAMI DOLPHINS (1-0)

DID NOT PARTICIPATE
RB Raheem Mostert - Knee

LIMITED PARTICIPATION
T Terron Armstead - Back, Ankle, Knee
DB Elijah Campbell - Knee
TE Julian Hill - Ankle
WR Jaylen Waddle - Oblique

FULL PARTICIPATION
RB De'Von Achane - Shoulder
CB Xavien Howard - Thumb
S Brandon Jones - Knee
OL Connor Williams - Knee

SEPT 13 PATRIOTS MOVE PRACTICE INDOORS, TRENT BROWN ABSENT? With inclement weather already causing significant flooding throughout the southern part of the region, another batch of heavy rain forced the New England Patriots indoors to the Socios Fieldhouse for Wednesday's practice. 

Still, that was not the "biggest" story of the afternoon. 

Despite the Pats looking stylish donning their red practice jerseys and white 'Pat Patriot' throwback helmets, starting left tackle Trent Brown was conspicuous by his absence in the Pats first session in preparation for their Week 2 contest against the Miami Dolphins (1-0) on Sunday Night Football. 

The 6-8, 380-pound veteran lineman is a massive presence for the Pats at the position; both literally and figuratively. Brown played every offensive snap during New England's 25-20 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles in their season-opener. Brown was also limited during one practice last Wednesday due to an illness. However, he was removed from the injury report on Thursday and remained a full participant for the remainder of the week. 

The Patriots already have their share of injury concerns along the offensive line, with both left guard Michael Onwenu (ankle) and right guard Cole Strange (knee) remaining sidelined for Week 1. The injuries forced two rookies - Sidy Sow and Atonio Mafi - to start last week's game, in which the Pats rushed for only 76 yards on 22 carries.

The Patriots and Dolphins are expected to furnish their first injury and practice participation report on Wednesday afternoon, at which time more information regarding Brown's absence may be made available. 

SEPT. 13 ANTONIO BROWN WANTS BACK IN NFL - The Pittsburgh Steelers find themselves shorthanded after Week 1 as wide receiver Diontae Johnson will be out multiple weeks with a hamstring injury. Enter ... Patriots ex Antonio Brown?!

It's another silly/sad chapter in Brown's troubled post-NFL career, but here we are. At age 35 - and admittedly, in his days with the Steelers maybe the best receiver in the game - Brown is reduced to silly attention-getting stunts (not to mention very serious legal entanglements and concerns about mental and emotional stability).

"Heard the Steelers need a WR………..," said the former All-Pro Brown on social media ... which would be funny if it wasn't so sad.