Collins, Hightower, Amendola Listed As Questionable; Bradford Probable For Eagles
BOSTON (CBS) -- The list of injured Patriots is long, but there remains hope that a number of players will be able to return to the field this Sunday afternoon.
Though Rob Gronkowski and Julian Edelman are unsurprisingly listed as out for Sunday's game, a trio of key players is listed as questionable in Dont'a Hightower, Jamie Collins and Danny Amendola.
Hightower suffered a knee injury late in the first half last Sunday night and did not return to the game, Collins has missed the past month due to an illness, and Amendola missed last week's game with a knee injury suffered the Monday night prior.
Collins said Friday that he's ready to return, but an official decision won't be made until Sunday afternoon.
Patrick Chung (foot), Justin Coleman (hand), Dominique Easley (ankle), Michael Williams (knee) are also listed as questionable. Chandler Jones (abdoment), Scott Chandler (knee), Alan Branch (elbow) and Marcus Cannon (toe) are listed as probable.
For the Eagles, quarterback Sam Bradford (shoulder) is listed as probable, as is Zach Ertz (concussion), Jason Kelce (knee), Lane Johnson (shoulder), Walter Thurmond (hamstring/calf) and four others. Running back Ryan Mathews is out, and Jason Peters (back/ankle) and Cedric Thornton (ankle) are listed as questionable.
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