Patriots' Christian Barmore Ends Season After Recurring Health Setback

The defensive tackle was placed back on the non-football illness list following symptoms related to his blood clot diagnosis earlier this year.

Christian Barmore, 25, has been placed on the reserve non-football illness list by the New England Patriots, effectively ending his 2024 season.
The move follows recurring symptoms tied to the blood clots he was diagnosed with in July, which had initially sidelined him for the first 10 games of the season.
Barmore returned to play in Week 11 but participated in only four games, recording six tackles and one sack before the setback.
The Patriots emphasized their priority is Barmore's health and well-being, with no timetable provided for his return to football.
Barmore, a key defensive player, signed a four-year, $92 million contract extension in April after a breakout 2023 season with career-high stats.