Kyle Williams has career day during Patriots' rout of Raiders | NFL locals
Oct. 11—The New England Patriots entered Sunday's game with only four available wide receivers. They needed some of their young reserves to step up. Kyle Williams (Washington State) and Efton Chism III (Eastern Washington) came through for the Pats, who put together their most impressive offensive performance of the season in a 45-17 rout of the Las Vegas Raiders on Sunday at Gillette Stadium ...
New England Patriots showcased an impressive offensive display on Sunday, securing a 45-17 victory over Las Vegas Raiders at Gillette Stadium. The team's young receivers stepped up to the challenge, with Kyle Williams leading the charge. Williams, a third-round pick from Washington State, had a career day, accumulating 91 yards on three catches, including a 34-yard touchdown.
Efton Chism, who had a game-winning one-handed touchdown earlier in the week, added 57 yards on five receptions, both career highs. Despite starting the game with only four available wide receivers, the Patriots' offense flourished, fueled by Williams' explosive plays and Chism's steady contributions. The Pats' defense also shone, with linebacker Christian Ellis leading the charge with seven total tackles and a quarterback hit.
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