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Isaiah Wynn Not Present For Patriots' Practice, After Suffering Knee Injury In Houston

BOSTON (CBS) -- Starting left tackle Isaiah Wynn was not present at practice on Wednesday as the Patriots prepare to host the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday afternoon.

Wynn suffered a lower-body injury late in Sunday's loss to Houston, when Houston safety Eric Murray came down on Wynn's right leg while tackling James White in the fourth quarter.

Isaiah Wynn injury
Isaiah Wynn injury (GIF from NFL.com/GamePass)

Wynn left the game with the injury. The Athletic's Jeff Howe has reported that Wynn avoided major injury.

When Wynn left Sunday's game, he was replaced by Jermaine Eluemunor, who looked to have been responsible for allowing a free rusher to pressure Cam Newton on a critical fourth down play.

Wynn has started all 10 games for the Patriots this season, while dealing with calf and ankle injuries. He was officially listed with a knee injury on Wednesday's report.

Also of note at Patriots practice was the return of rookie tight end Devin Asiasi. He had been on injured reserve, and Wednesday's return to practice officially started the 21-day count for the Patriots to activate him.

Here's the full injury report from the Patriots and Cardinals on Wednesday.

PATRIOTS

DID NOT PARTICIPATE
DL Tashawn Bower (illness)
RB Rex Burkhead (knee)
DL Carl Davis (concussion)
OT Isaiah Wynn (knee)

LIMITED AVAILABILITY
LB Ja'Whaun Bentley (groin)
DL Adam Butler (shoulder)
DL Byron Cowart (back)
K Nick Folk (back)
CB Stephon Gilmore (hand)
DL Lawrence Guy (shoulder, elbow and knee)
WR N'Keal Harry (shoulder)
TE Ryan Izzo (hamstring, hand)
G Shaq Mason (calf)
WR Matthew Slater (knee)
G Joe Thuney (ankle)

CARDINALS

DID NOT PARTICIPATE
TE Darrell Daniels (ankle)
WR DeAndre Hopkins (illness)
DL Josh Mauro (hamstring)
S Jalen Thompson (ankle)
S Charles Washington (groin)
TE Maxx Williams (illness)

LIMITED AVAILABILITY
OL Justin Murray (hand)
QB Kyler Murray (right shoulder)

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