Defensive tackle Christian Barmore practiced for the first time this season with his New England Patriots teammates on Thursday. Barmore was hospitalized for blood clots when New England convened for training camp in July, and he has spent the season on the reserve/non-football injury list.

New England Patriots defensive lineman Christian Barmore, who has been out since being hospitalized with blood clots during the summer, practiced on Thursday for the first time since his diagnosis.  Barmore has been on the team's non-football illness list since the time of his hospitalization.

The New England Patriots received some welcome news Thursday. NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reported defensive tackle Christian Barmore is expected to return

Defensive tackle Christian Barmore, who has been out since late July after being diagnosed with blood clots, is expected to return to practice Thursday, according to a team source.

Not long after Patriots head coach Jerod Mayo gave an encouraging update on Christian Barmore's status, the fourth-year defensive tackle is positioned to resume on-field work.

There was some big news at Thursday’s New England Patriots practice. Christian Barmore took the field with his teammates. It was the first time the defensive tackle practiced since receiving a blot clot diagnosis at the beginning of training camp.

New England head coach Jerod Mayo revealed the Patriots have a "chance" to get Christian Barmore back at practice.

New England Patriots defensive lineman Christian Barmore, who has been out since being hospitalized with blood clots during the summer, is expected to practice Thursday, his first

New England Patriots burgeoning star defensive tackle Christian Barmore returned to practice for the first time this season on Thursday. It was the first time Barmore has practiced since being diagnosed with blood clots and sidelined indefinitely in the summer.