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Stephon Gilmore Reportedly Had MRI After Tweaking Knee At Thursday's Practice

BOSTON (CBS) -- Stephon Gilmore reportedly had an MRI on Thursday after tweaking his knee at practice, and his status for Sunday's Patriots-Bills game remains up in the air.

Gilmore left practice early on Thursday after suffering the injury, which is considered minor, according to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport. But Gilmore was not present for Friday's practice, which means he probably won't play come Sunday.

We should get a better idea of his game status when New England releases its final injury report on Friday afternoon.

With snowy conditions in Foxboro, the team's final practice of the week was moved indoors.

It has been an interesting season for Gilmore, the reigning NFL Defensive Player of the Year. He's still playing like a top corner in the league, but not at the same level that he showed in 2019. He's also found himself in trade rumors with the NFL trade deadline just a few days away, and reportedly listed his Foxboro house earlier this week.

Now there are questions if he'll be able to play in Sunday's must-win game against the Bills.

Tune in to Sunday's Patriots-Bills matchup on WBZ-TV! Pregame coverage begins at 11:30 a.m. with Patriots GameDay, kickoff is set for 1 p.m., and after the game stay tuned for full reaction and analysis on Patriots 5th Quarter!

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