The Patriots themselves had a Sunday loaded with transactions

The Patriots experienced Sunday their busiest summer day.

It began with Josh Gordon's full participation in Sunday's training, which indicated the activation of Gordon, 28, on the team's non-football injury list. This means that Gordon, who was reinstated from his indefinite suspension nine days ago, will have two weeks to get in shape for the home opening game of the first week of the team. against the Steelers, Sunday night. Gordon totaled 720 yards and three touchdowns for 40 assists in 11 games with the Pats last year.

The movement corresponding to this came with the release of wide receiver Maurice Harris by New England.

Harris, who signed a $ 1 million yearlong contract last March, captured three balls for 27 yards and a touchdown in the pre-season victory of the season. Lions on New England, but was injured during joint training with the Titans. in good health to return to the field for the Patriots.

But the Patriots continued to go beyond their general situation, moving the Brandon King special team to the injured reserve. King, injured in the pre-season victory against Carolina, is expected to face a torn quad, and his placement in the reserve of the wounded before Sept. 4 makes it impossible for him to return more late this season.

The team also released defensive end Keionta Davis, who had two tackles in the 10-3 win against the Panthers last week. Davis, an uncommitted free agent, had five tackles in two games with the Patriots last season.

And with two open spots, the Patriots recruited linebacker Scooby Wright III and running back Robert Martin.

Choosing the seventh round of the Browns in 2016, Wright has participated in 10 games with the Cardinals in 2017 and, more recently, at the Arizona Hotshots of AAF for short duration.

Martin, 23, joins the Patriots after a university career at Rutgers and spent the last year on the Giants' training squad.

The Patriots will finish their preseason Thursday against the Giants.