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MUNICH (AP) — Patriots wide receiver A.J. Brown and running back Rhamondre Stevenson have looked “pretty good” in practice, coach Mike Vrabel said Friday before cautioning that their game status will be determined later.Brown is dealing with ankle and knee issues, and Stevenson is trying to overcome a knee injury in time for Sunday's game against the Detroit Lions in Munich.Vrabel, speaking to the media at Bayern Munich's facilities before practice, was asked to gauge Brown and Stevenson's progress.“Based on yesterday I think pretty good,” the coach said. “Again, still have to go through today and see where that goes.”Stevenson, the team’s leading rusher, was limited in Thursday's jog-through practice after the team arrived in Bavaria. He was injured in last week's loss to the Packers and sat out practice Wednesday before their overnight flight.“We’re just always looking for guys that are looking for ways in as opposed to ways out,” Vrabel said. "At this point of the season, 10 weeks s