Patriots’ Mack Hollins could face Packers as practice return nears
NFL Media reports that Hollins is expected back at practice after a calf injury kept him out for four games.
Mack Hollins could be available for New England’s game against the Packers, with NFL Media’s Ian Rapoport reporting that the Patriots wide receiver is expected to return to practice. A calf injury has sidelined Hollins for the past four games.
Hollins is on injured reserve. Resuming practice would trigger a 21-day period in which New England must either activate him or end his season. The team could activate him at any point during that period, making an appearance against the Packers possible.
Before his absence, Hollins totaled 15 receptions and 209 yards over the Patriots’ first four games of the season.
Romeo Doubs is also on injured reserve for New England. A.J. Brown was absent in Week 8 because of a knee injury.
