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Injuries happened to any and every NFL team during the course of the grueling 17-game NFL season. The Patriots have already suffered a massive number of injuries and the return of wide receiver, Mack Hollins will be a welcome sight.

Michael DeVito of Musket Fire argues that wide receiver Mack Hollins' potential return from injured reserve will provide a major boost to the New England Patriots. Hollins is eligible to return ahead of the Week 9 matchup against the Green Bay Packers after missing time following an injury suffered against the Buffalo Bills.
DeVito notes that quarterback Drake Maye has guided New England to a 5-3 record despite significant injuries to receivers and the offensive line. The writer highlights Hollins' size, experience, and reliability as vital assets, especially following an injury to tight end Hunter Henry in their Week 8 win over Miami.
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