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Patriots Offense Hit With Double Injury Loss Right Before Raiders Game

The New England Patriots have placed Reggie Gilliam and Mack Hollins on injured reserve before their game against the Raiders.

The New England Patriots are set to face the Las Vegas Raiders in their Week 5 game on Sunday afternoon. The team has been on a roll, defeating the Buffalo Bills 29-26 in their most recent matchup. However, the Patriots have received some unfortunate injury news ahead of their upcoming match. According to ESPN reporter Adam Schefter, fullback Reggie Gilliam and wide receiver Mack Hollins have been placed on injured reserve by the Patriots.

These moves are a significant blow to the Patriots' offense, as Gilliam and Hollins are key contributors. The absence of these players will see them sidelined for a minimum of four games each. Gilliam, who has made four appearances this season with the Patriots, has amassed just one reception and four receiving yards. His previous stint with the Buffalo Bills saw him rack up two receptions and 24 receiving yards in 17 games last season.

Hollins, on the other hand, has contributed impressively with 15 receptions and 209 receiving yards in four games this season for the Patriots. His performance last season was equally noteworthy, with two touchdowns, 46 receptions, and 550 receiving yards in 15 games. The Patriots will need to find ways to adapt and compensate for the loss of these key players in their lineup for the upcoming match against the Raiders.

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