The New England Patriots needed the mini-bye to recover from their myriad of injuries, but even with 10 days in between games, they will enter Sunday’s road matchup versus the Miami Dolphins extremely shorthanded on offense. Star wide receiver AJ…

The New England Patriots have officially ruled out wide receiver AJ Brown and running back TreVeyon Henderson for Sunday's road game against the Miami Dolphins. Brown is sidelined with a knee issue, while Henderson is dealing with an illness. Their absences leave the 4-3 Patriots significantly shorthanded on offense ahead of the AFC East divisional matchup.
With Romeo Doubs and Mack Hollins already on injured reserve, quarterback Drake Maye will face limited offensive options. The Patriots will rely more heavily on running back Rhamondre Stevenson, tight end Hunter Henry, and wide receiver DeMario Douglas as offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels and head coach Mike Vrabel adjust their game plan.
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