New England Patriots Report

Vereen (foot) does not practice

September, 5, 2012

9/05/12

5:21

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By Mike Rodak | ESPNBoston.com

FOXBOROUGH, Mass. -- Patriots running back Shane Vereen (foot) and offensive lineman Nick McDonald (shoulder) did not practice Wednesday, the team announced in its first injury report of the season.

Tight end Daniel Fells (shin), cornerback Sterling Moore (knee) and tackle Sebastian Vollmer (back) were limited. Safety Patrick Chung (shoulder) had full participation.

NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS

Pos.	Player	Injury	Wednesday’s participation
OL	Nick McDonald	Shoulder	DNP
RB	Shane Vereen	Foot	DNP
TE	Daniel Fells	Shin	Limited
CB	Sterling Moore	Knee	Limited
OT	Sebastian Vollmer	Back	Limited
S	Patrick Chung	Shoulder	Full

TENNESSEE TITANS

Pos.	Player	Injury	Wednesday’s participation
DT	Sen'Derrick Marks	Knee	DNP
T	Mike Otto	Finger/Knee	DNP
DE	Scott Solomon	Knee	DNP
DT	Jurrell Casey	Elbow	Full
LB	Zac Diles	Hamstring	Full

Mike Rodak

Patriots reporter, ESPNBoston.com

Mike Rodak began covering the Patriots for ESPNBoston.com in July 2010.

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