Report: David Andrews released from hospital, still faces long recovery from blood clot in lungs - 98.5 The Sports Hub

  1. Report: David Andrews released from hospital, still faces long recovery from blood clot in lungs  98.5 The Sports Hub
  2. Key Patriots starter could miss season because of blood clots in his lungs  The Washington Post
  3. Patriots' David Andrews seems likely to miss season after blood clot scare  The San Diego Union-Tribune
  4. David Andrews dealing with blood clots in his lungs, but what exactly does this mean?  Pats Pulpit
  5. Patriots: Center David Andrews, treated for blood clots in his lung, out 3 to 6 months  Worcester Telegram
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