Patriots Prepare for London Game Amid Injuries
Patriots Prepare for London Game Amid Injuries

Patriots Prepare for London Game Amid Injuries

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New England Patriots rookie quarterback Drake Maye appeared on the injury report with a knee issue but has participated fully in practice without visible limitations, indicating he is ready to start against the Jacksonville Jaguars at Wembley Stadium. Head coach Jerod Mayo and offensive coordinator Alex Van Pelt have both expressed confidence in Maye's health, with Van Pelt stating he isn't concerned about the injury. Despite the initial panic due to reports of an MRI, both Maye and Mayo have been reticent about the specifics of the injury, maintaining a positive outlook for Sunday's game. Additionally, the Patriots face potential challenges with key players like left tackle Vederian Lowe and running back Rhamondre Stevenson, who have not practiced due to their injuries. The team's recent signing of left-handed center Lecitus Smith from the Packers adds depth, as they aim to overcome a five-game losing streak. Maye's performance in his first start showed promise, with three touchdown passes, despite the team's overall loss to the Texans.

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