Patriots Fans Should Be Amped Isaiah Wynn Passed His Physical and Will Be Ready for Training Camp

The New England Patriots' offensive line will be healthier entering training camp this upcoming week.

Their 2018 first-round pick, Isaiah Wynn, is not seen on New England's physically unable to perform list or non-football injury list. The reason? He officially passed his physical on Sunday and is cleared for Patriots training camp.

With 2018 first-round pick Isaiah Wynn not part of the Patriots group placed on active/PUP and active/NFI lists today, it appears to be a sign that his return from a torn Achilles has passed a key checkpoint. He is the Patriots' projected starting left tackle.
— Mike Reiss (@MikeReiss) July 21, 2019

Wynn was selected with the 23rd overall pick out of Georgia with the expectation of him being Tom Brady's blindside blocker for 2018. Those plans were scrapped after Wynn tore his right Achilles tendon in the preseason, effectively ending his rookie year.

Luckily for the Patriots, they adapted following their top overall pick's injury, as they still managed to win Super Bowl LIII against the Los Angeles Rams.

Good news for the #Patriots: Potential LT Isaiah Wynn, coming back from a torn Achilles, has passed his physical and is not on the PUP list. Helps him start this season properly.
— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) July 21, 2019

New England's starting left tackle job is essentially Wynn's, as last season's blindside tackle, Trent Brown, signed a massive contract this offseason with the Oakland Raiders after the Patriots let him walk in free agency. That speaks to the Patriots' confidence level in Wynn's chance to make an immediate impact.

It also won't hurt he'll be opening up holes for Sony Michel, who he played with during their time at Georgia.