On Sunday, the first group of players reported to the New England Patriots’ training camp: rookies and veterans coming off an injury arrived at Gillette Stadium to undergo medical testing, and to either be cleared to participate in camp or to be placed on one of the reserve lists. All in all, six Patriots were moved to the physically unable to perform list with a seventh being placed on the non-football injury list.
One notable player not on the two lists was offensive tackle Isaiah Wynn. This shows that the second-year man passed his physical examination and will be on the field when New England holds its first training camp practice on Thursday — it will mark his first time back on the field in meaningful capacity in almost a year: Wynn tore his Achilles tendon during last year’s preseason and was subsequently placed on season-ending injured reserve.