FOXBORO — The Patriots announced Thursday that defensive tackle Christian Barmore has been placed back on the non-football illness list after he had “recurring symptoms that required further evaluation.”

Barmore <a href="https://www.bostonherald.com/2024/11/16/source-patriots-activating-defensive-tackle-christian-barmore-to-play-vs-rams/">missed the first 10 weeks</a> of the season after being <a href="https://www.bostonherald.com/2024/11/17/christian-barmore-opens-up-about-harrowing-blood-clots-experience-after-patriots-return/">diagnosed with blood clots</a> early in training camp.

The 25-year-old defensive tackle played four games, registering a sack and six tackles.

“We appreciate everything Christian did to return to the team this season, but our top priority is Christian’s health and wellbeing,” the Patriots announced. “We know that he will continue to receive tremendous care and we want to ensure that he gets the time he needs to come back stronger than ever.”

Patriots defensive tackle Christian Barmore is being placed back on the non-football illness list after experiencing recurring symptoms.{ai:summary}<p>The New England Patriots have placed defensive tackle Christian Barmore back on the non-football illness list due to recurring symptoms that require further evaluation. Barmore previously missed the first 10 weeks of the season because of blood clots.</p><p>The team emphasized their commitment to Barmore's health and well-being, stating they appreciate his efforts to return and will ensure he receives the necessary care to recover fully. #sports</p>

Patriots place Christian Barmore back on non-football illness list with recurring symptoms

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