Patriots Update Injuries for Two Key Players Before AFC Championship
As the New England Patriots prepare for the AFC Championship game against the Denver Broncos, injury updates reveal crucial developments. The team will be missing key players, which may impact their performance on the field.
Patriots Injury Report Ahead of AFC Championship
Harold Landry, the Patriots’ star pass rusher and leader in sacks, will not play due to a knee injury. This season, he recorded 8.5 sacks and a total of 49 combined tackles, including 10 tackles for loss. In last week’s divisional round win against the Texans, Landry had two tackles.
Return of a Key Offensive Player
On a positive note, wide receiver Mack Hollins has returned to practice. He is listed as questionable before the championship clash. Hollins has been sidelined with an abdominal strain, which previously placed him on injured reserve.
Before his injury, Hollins had shown significant contributions on the field. In the game against the Ravens on December 21, he caught seven passes for 69 yards, helping the Patriots secure a 28-24 victory. This season, he recorded a total of 46 receptions for 550 yards and two touchdowns.
Game Details
The highly anticipated matchup between the Patriots and Broncos will take place on Sunday at 3 p.m. ET in Denver. This game is critical, as it will determine who advances to the Super Bowl.
- Key Players Out: Harold Landry (Knee injury)
- Questionable: Mack Hollins (Abdominal strain)
As the teams prepare, fans will be keeping a close eye on the final injury report before kickoff. The outcome of this game could hinge on the performance of both healthy and recovering players.
