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PRACTICE PARTICIPATION & INJURY REPORT New England Patriots (11-4) vs. Buffalo Bills (6-9) Week 17 - Friday, December 27, 2013 Players listed alphabetically within status listing. New England Patriots Player Pos. Injury Wednesday Participation Thursday Participation Friday Participation Game Status Boyce, Josh WR Ankle DNP DNP DNP OUT McCourty, Devin DB Concussion DNP DNP DNP Doubtful Arrington, Kyle CB Groin Limited Participation Limited Participation Limited Participation Questionable Dennard, Alfonzo CB Knee / Shoulder Limited Participation Limited Participation Limited Participation Questionable Dobson, Aaron WR Foot Limited Participation Limited Participation Limited Participation Questionable Fletcher, Dane LB Groin Limited Participation Limited Participation Limited Participation Questionable Gregory, Steve S Finger / Knee Limited Participation Limited Participation Limited Participation Questionable Ninkovich, Rob DE Ankle ----- Limited Participation Limited Participation Questionable Solder, Nate OT Concussion Limited Participation Limited Participation Limited Participation Questionable Spikes, Brandon LB Knee Limited Participation Limited Participation Limited Participation Questionable Svitek, Will OT Ankle Limited Participation Limited Participation Limited Participation Questionable Thompkins, Kenbrell WR Hip Limited Participation Limited Participation Limited Participation Questionable Vereen, Shane RB Groin Limited Participation Limited Participation Limited Participation Questionable Amendola, Danny WR Groin Full Participation Full Participation Full Participation Probable Brady, Tom QB Right Shoulder Full Participation Full Participation Full Participation Probable Cannon, Marcus OT Ankle Limited Participation Limited Participation Limited Participation Probable Hoomanawanui, Michael TE Knee Full Participation Full Participation Full Participation Probable Talib, Aqib CB Hip Full Participation Full Participation Full Participation Probable Buffalo Bills Player Pos. Injury Wednesday Participation Thursday Participation Friday Participation Game Status Johnson, Stevie WR Not Injury Related DNP DNP DNP OUT Williams, Aaron S Ribs DNP DNP DNP OUT Manuel, EJ QB Knee Limited Participation Limited Participation Limited Participation Doubtful Easley, Marcus WR Knee ----- ----- Limited Participation Probable Goodwin, Marquise WR Knee Limited Participation Full Participation Full Participation Probable Jackson, Fred RB Ribs DNP Limited Participation Full Participation Probable Lewis, Thad QB Left Shoulder Full Participation Full Participation Full Participation Probable Williams, Kyle DT Achilles DNP Full Participation Full Participation Probable Bold indicates a change from the previous day's report. PRACTICE PARTICIPATION Limited Participation = Less than 100% of a player’s normal repetitions Full Participation = 100% of a player’s normal repetitions Did Not Participate in Practice FRIDAY STATUS DEFINITIONS: Out = Definitely will not play Doubtful = At least 75% chance will not play Questionable = 50-50 chance will not play Probable = Virtual certainty player will be available for normal duty.

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