The New England Patriots will have familiar faces on hand against the Indianapolis Colts. The organization elevated guard Michael Jordan and linebacker Keshawn Banks from the practice squad on the eve of Sunday’s matchup at Gillette Stadium.

The Colts, meanwhile, promoted two former Patriots ahead of the game. Offensive lineman Atonio Mafi was signed to the active roster from Indianapolis’ practice squad while wide receiver Laquon Treadwell was elevated from the practice squad.

Offensive guard Michael Jordan cleared waivers and signed with the New England Patriots practice squad, per a news release from the team on Friday.

From a new-look offensive line to play-call changes for Drake Maye, here are changes the Patriots could make this week against the Colts.

After another week of offensive line struggles, the New England Patriots waived starting left guard Michael Jordan on Tuesday. However, he wasn't on the market long, as the Patriots re-signed him to the practice squad on Friday after he cleared waivers. To make room for him, they've released offensive tackle Jalen McKenzie.

Christian Barmore looked more comfortable in his second game back with the team. His presence up front helped the defense keep the Dolphins’ rushing attack to 65 yards and 2.7 yards per carry. That’s a huge improvement over what we’ve seen in previous games from the unit.

Offensive lineman Michael Jordan arrives for practice at Patriots Training Camp at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts. (Nick O'Malley, MassLive) FOXBOROUGH – Michael Jordan wasn’t gone for long.