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Injury Report: Luck Questionable For Colts; CB Tarell Brown Out For Patriots

BOSTON (CBS) -- All signs are pointing to Indianapolis Colts quarterback Andrew Luck playing Sunday night against the New England Patriots.

Luck is one of three Colts listed as questionable for Sunday night's game, though he was a full participant in Friday's practice. Luck was limited in both Wednesday and Thursday's practice session.

Linebackers Jarell Freeman and Nate Irving are the other two Colts listed as questionable for Sunday's tilt.

Indianapolis receiver T.Y. Hilton was limited for the second straight day on Friday with a groin injury, but is one of four players listed as probable on Indy's injury report. He is joined by linebackers Trent Cole (back) and Bjoern Werner (hamstring) and defensive tackle Billy Winn (eye) on that list, though that trio were full participants at Friday's practice.

The Patriots will be without corner Tarell Brown for Sunday's contest. Brown missed his second straight day of practice with a foot injury on Friday, leading to the belief that his injury could be something serious.

There was some good news on the injury front for New England. Linebacker Dont'a Hightower, who left last Sunday's win over the Dallas Cowboys with a rib injury, is among three players listed as questionable on Friday's injury report, giving him a 50-50 chance of playing. Running back Dion Lewis (abdomen) and defensive lineman Trey Flowers (knee/shoulder) are also questionable for Sunday night's game. All three were limited in Friday's final practice.

Tune in to Patriots-Colts Sunday night on 98.5 The Sports Hub — the flagship station of the New England Patriots. Pregame coverage begins at 5:30pm, with three hours of postgame coverage following the game. WBZ-TV gets you ready Sunday morning with Patriots GameDay at 11:30am, and after the game catch Bill Belichick and Tom Brady's press conferences live on Patriots 5th Quarter!

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