Patriots Get Several Injured Players Back at Munich Practice

The Patriots held a walkthrough in Munich on November 12 as they prepared to face Detroit in Week 10. New England, which is 5-4, is seeking to end a run of losses while managing injuries that have sidelined players throughout the season.

Tight end Cameron Latu, guard Walter Rouse and safety Brenden Schooler returned to practice after missing the previous session. Stevenson, who hurt his knee against Green Bay last week, also took part, but began by working on his own. A tendon problem could keep him out on Sunday, and his availability remains uncertain.

If Stevenson cannot play, Corey Kiner and Lan Larison could take on more of the running game. Terrell Jennings is another option on the practice squad. Coach Mike Vrabel declined to speculate about Stevenson’s status or a possible injured-reserve move, saying the team was focused on preparing for Detroit.

Three Patriots had already been ruled out: running back TreVeyon Henderson, who experienced a neurological health scare and was hospitalized, and guard Ben Brown and cornerback Carlton Davis, both dealing with knee injuries. Brown and Davis left last week’s game.

New England is scheduled to practice again on Friday before Sunday’s matchup. Vrabel described the Lions as a strong opponent and said the team was concentrating on finding a way to win.