Patriots put WR Mack Hollins on injured reserve
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The New England Patriots have placed wide receiver Mack Hollins on injured reserve, ruling him out for a minimum of four games following a calf injury sustained in last Sunday's victory over the Buffalo Bills. Hollins was taken off the active roster on Saturday, and the team confirmed he would miss the upcoming game against the Las Vegas Raiders, which is scheduled for this weekend.
The Patriots currently have Romeo Doubs, Efton Chism, Pop Douglas, and Kyle Williams as their remaining wide receivers. Quarterback Jason McCray could return as soon as Week 6, as he is set to miss the Raiders game, marking his fourth absence due to an ankle injury. Additionally, fullback Reggie Gilliam (ankle and knee) was also placed on injured reserve.
To accommodate the losses, the Patriots activated special teamer Brenden Schooler from the non-football injury list and signed cornerback Kindle Vildor from the practice squad. Furthermore, linebacker K.J. Britt and safety Elliott Davison were both elevated from the practice squad to complete the roster adjustments.
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