Brady, Gronkowski Miss Practice; Wilkerson & Powell Banged Up

By Phil Sullivan Posted On October 12, 2017

The injury report is out and for the Patriots both Tom Brady and Rob Gronkowski missed practice on Wednesday. Both players are expected to play when the Patriots head to Metlife Stadium on Sunday.

Todd Bowles gave this injury update for the Jets.

(Muhammad) Wilkerson did not practice, shoulder and toe. Bilal Powell did not practice, calf. Darryl Roberts was limited, hamstring. Kony Ealy was limited, shoulder. Matt Forte was limited, toe and knee. Juston Burris was limited, foot.

On if Muhammad Wilkerson injured his toe on Sunday and how severe it is…
I don’t know how severe it is at the time, it’s just a toe injury. We’ll see how the week goes for him.

On how Forte looked…
Limited in some things he did, he was okay. We’ll see how he practices during the week.

On if Powell is up in the air or ruled out for Sunday’s game…
He’s still up in the air right now.

Practice Report – New England Patriots
	Did Not Participate In Practice
	Wednesday	QB Tom Brady (left shoulder), TE Rob Gronkowski (thigh), CB Eric Rowe (groin), T Nate Solder (not injury related)

	Limited Participation in Practice
	Wednesday	RB Rex Burkhead (ribs), T Marcus Cannon (ankle), CB Stephon Gilmore (ankle), LB Dont’a Hightower (knee), LB Elandon Roberts (ankle), WR Matt Slater (hamstring)



Practice Report – New York Jets
	Did Not Participate In Practice
	Wednesday	RB Bilal Powell (calf), DE Muhammad Wilkerson (shoulder, toe)

	Limited Participation in Practice
	Wednesday	CB Juston Burris (foot), DE Kony Ealy (shoulder), RB Matt Forte (knee, toe), CB Darryl Roberts (hamstring)

	Full Participation in Practice
	Wednesday	LB David Bass (ankle, knee), T Kelvin Beachum (knee), G James Carpenter (shoulder), TE Jordan Leggett (knee), LB Josh Martin (ankle), QB Josh McCown (right shoulder), DT Steve McLendon (hamstring), T Brandon Shell (shoulder), DE Leonard Williams (wrist), G Brian Winters (abdomen)

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