FOXBOROUGH – For two days, it appeared as though the Patriots made a change on their offensive line when Ben Brown practiced as the team’s top left guard and then started there against the Vikings.

On this day, however, the Patriots changed their minds.

Jared Wilson was back as the team’s starting left guard in Monday’s practice. Brown was back with the second-team offense, where he played right guard.

“It’s a business. Whatever (the coaches) feel is best to put the best five out there, then I’m with it,” Wilson said. “I want to win. That’s what it is.”

After the Patriots second preseason game, Mike Vrabel said that it wasn’t clear who the team’s starting left guard would be. The top player to practice at that position, however, has been Wilson. The third-round pick jumped Cole

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