Julian Edelman Limited In Return To Patriots Practice On Thursday
Breathe a big sigh of relief, New England. Julian Edelman was back at Patriots practice on Thursday.
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Breathe a big sigh of relief, New England. Julian Edelman was back at Patriots practice on Thursday.
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"He's done."
