The New England Patriots (5-4) have officially listed star wide receiver A.J. Brown and running back Rhamondre Stevenson as questionable for Sunday's Week 10 matchup against the Detroit Lions (6-2) in Munich, Germany.
New England released its final injury report Friday, revealing that Brown continues to deal with ankle and knee injuries, while Stevenson is battling a knee injury.
Brown was limited in practice throughout the week, while Stevenson missed Wednesday's session before returning as a limited participant Thursday and Friday.
The Patriots have also ruled out three players: offensive lineman Ben Brown (knee), cornerback Carlton Davis III (knee) and running back TreVeyon Henderson (illness).
Brown has appeared in just three games this season, recording nine receptions for 101 yards. The former Philadelphia Eagles star has struggled to stay healthy since joining New England during the offseason, limiting his opportunities to establish chemistry with quarterback Drake Maye.
Stevenson, meanwhile, has been a significant contributor to the Patriots' offense, recording 399 rushing yards and two touchdowns on 102 carries. The veteran running back has also added 26 receptions for 258 yards and two receiving touchdowns, totaling 657 yards from scrimmage.
AJ Brown and Rhamondre Stevenson both are listed as questionable for Sunday’s game in Munich against the Lions. https://t.co/vkfESHFOxZ
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) November 13, 2026
Patriots face injury concerns against red-hot Lions
New England has endured a difficult 2026 NFL season following its Super Bowl appearance in February. The Patriots are coming off an embarrassing 45-27 loss to the Green Bay Packers last Sunday at Gillette Stadium, raising further concerns about their ability to compete against playoff contenders.
The Lions, meanwhile, enter Sunday's international matchup riding a four-game winning streak as they look to improve to 7-2.
Along with Brown and Stevenson, New England listed Kevin Byard III, Reggie Gilliam, Cameron Latu, Walter Rouse, Brenden Schooler, Greg Van Roten and Charles Woods as questionable.
Maye, who appeared on the injury report with a right shoulder issue, practiced fully throughout the week and carries no injury designation. Tight end Hunter Henry (foot) also has no game designation despite being limited in practice.
With the Patriots looking to bounce back from their latest setback, the availability of Brown and Stevenson could play a significant role in New England's offensive production against Detroit.