FOXBORO — Patriots left guard Sidy Sow was the only player absent at Friday’s practice, the team’s last before Sunday’s home opener versus Seattle.

Sow has missed every practice this week and every regular-season practice this year. The Pats’ starting left guard hurt his ankle during their preseason finale at Washington on Aug. 25. Since then, the coaching staff has replaced him with practice-squad guard Michael Jordan, who started last weekend’s season opener against Cincinnati.

Based on practices this week, Jordan projects to start again against the Seahawks.

Safety Kyle Dugger, right guard Layden Robinson and running back JaMycal Hasty were all on the field Friday, despite being added to the Patriots’ injury report Thursday. Coach Jerod Mayo said their statuses for Sunday’s game are “up in the air.” All three players were listed as limited.

The Pats will release their final injury report with official designations for every injured player Friday evening.

The Patriots are practicing in Foxboro right now. Here’s who’s suited up — and who’s not.{ai:summary}<p>Patriots left guard Sidy Sow missed practice ahead of the home opener against Seattle due to an ankle injury sustained in the preseason. Michael Jordan is expected to start in his place.</p><p>Other injured players, including Kyle Dugger, Layden Robinson, and JaMycal Hasty, were present but their game statuses remain uncertain. #sports</p>

Patriots down 1 player at final practice before Seahawks game

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