Patriots-Commanders injury report: Trent Brown, DeVante Parker miss second straight practice Thursday

Patriots defensive tackle Davon Godchaux missed Thursday’s practice with a new illness.

He was one of four non-participants, including offensive tackles Trent Brown and Calvin Anderson and wide receiver DeVante Parker. Brown, Anderson and Parker all sat out for a second straight day.

Backup tight end Pharaoh Brown (back) returned in a limited capacity after missing Wednesday’s practice. Linebacker Ja’Whaun Bentley (hamstring) and cornerbacks Jonathan Jones (knee) and Myles Bryant (chest) continued to be limited.

In Washington, Commanders wide receiver Curtis Samuel missed his second straight practice. Both teams’ complete injury reports are below.

PATRIOTS

Did not participate

WR DeVante Parker, Concussion

OT Trent Brown, Ankle/Knee

DL Davon Godchaux, Illness

OL Calvin Anderson, Illness

Limited participation

LB Ja’Whaun Bentley, Hamstring

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Patriots-Commanders injury report: Trent Brown among 2 starters out at Wednesday practice

DL Christian Barmore, Knee

LB Josh Uche, Ankle/Toe

DL Deatrich Wise Jr., Shoulder

CB Jonathan Jones, Knee

DB Myles Bryant, Chest

TE Pharaoh Brown, Back

OL Vederian Lowe, Ankle

COMMANDERS

Did not participate

WR Curtis Samuel, Toe

C Ricky Stromberg, Knee

Limited participation

S Percy Butler, Calf

Full participation

TE Logan Thomas, Heel

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