New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady is officially listed as questionable this weekend but is expected to play according to the NFL Network's Ian Rapoport.

While Rapoport adds the designation is more related to him managing/taking care of the elbow, Tom Pelissero of the NFL Network reports the Pats will monitor the issue into Saturday and then reassess. Brady was a limited participant in Friday's practice according to the team.

Brady has not missed a start since 2008 (torn ACL), so history is on his side when it comes to suiting up against the Dallas Cowboys in Week 12.  

The 42-year-old hasn't missed any time this year, starting all 10 of New England's games in the first part of the season. 

In those 10 games the Patriots have gone 9-1 and Brady has logged 14 touchdowns and 2,752 passing yards. 

In the event Brady can't play, 2019 fourth-round draft pick Jarrett Stidham will get the start.