Patriots put Mack Hollins on injured reserve
- The New England Patriots placed wide receiver Mack Hollins on injured reserve Saturday, sidelining their leading receiver for at least four games ahead of Sunday's home game against the Las Vegas Raiders.
- Hollins sustained a non-contact calf injury during the third quarter of last Sunday's 29-26 victory over the Buffalo Bills, hopping off the field and missing practice Wednesday and Thursday.
- Quarterback Drake Maye loses his most trusted target; the 33-year-old veteran recorded 15 receptions for 209 yards through four games after star wideout A.J. Brown was placed on injured reserve following Week 1.
- Ahead of Sunday's home game against the Las Vegas Raiders, the team also placed fullback Reggie Gilliam on injured reserve while activating safety Brenden Schooler and signing cornerback Kindle Vildor.
- Receiver Romeo Doubs, receiver Efton Chism, receiver DeMario Douglas, and receiver Kyle Williams will anchor the receiving corps against the Raiders while Brown remains eligible for a potential return next week.
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Patriots place WR Mack Hollins (calf) on injured reserve
By Field Level Media Oct 10 (Field Level Media) - The New England Patriots placed leading receiver Mack Hollins on injured reserve Saturday due to a calf injury. Hollins is required to miss at least four games. He leads New England in receptions (...
Mack Hollins, Reggie Gilliam go on injured reserve, further challenging Patriots’ depth - The Boston Globe
Kindle Vildor was added to the 53-man roster after four other cornerbacks were ruled out for Sunday, and special teamer Brenden Schooler was activated.
Patriots Have Placed WR Mack Hollins On Injured Reserve With Calf Injury
New England Patriots veteran wide receiver Mack Hollins, whose role has grown with A.J. Brown on injured reserve, was placed on IR Saturday. Hollins hopped off the field on his right foot in the third quarter of last Sunday’s win over the Bufallo Bills, with the club announcing he had a calf injury. In addition […]
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