Patriots wide receiver Mack Hollins and fullback Reggie Gilliam are eligible to return from injured reserve.

Ankle injury forces New England Patriots FB Reggie Gilliam to IR

Drake Maye and the New England Patriots have received some injury news on the offensive side of the ball ahead of their Week 5 clash with the Las Vegas Raiders this weekend. New England is off to a shaky start this season, going 2-2 after the first four games of the season. They’ve lost to the Seattle Seahawks and the Jacksonville Jaguars while […] The post Patriots lose 2 offensive players to IR right before Raiders game appeared first on ClutchPoints.

Patriots fullback Reggie Gilliam is questionable to return with an ankle injury.

The Bills fullback will take on his former organization.

A fullback on offense and a special teams ace? New England got two players for the price of one in Reggie Gilliam.

The New England Patriots made obvious investments around Drake Maye, but a quieter addition could become especially useful when defenses turn up the pressure. Reggie Gilliam arrived in New England after six seasons with the Buffalo Bills, giving offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels a true fullback with a track record as one of the NFL’s better […] The post Patriots Have Former Buffalo Bills Weapon to Protect Drake Maye appeared first on HEAVY.

The New England Patriots already had one of the NFL’s most productive offenses last season, but Mike Vrabel found one area he could not shake while reviewing the team’s Super Bowl loss.New England needed to run the football with greater consistency, leading the Patriots back to a position they had moved away from four years […] The post Patriots’ New Fullback Emerges as Mike Vrabel’s Answer Ahead of 2026 Season appeared first on HEAVY.

Reggie Gilliam did not leave the Buffalo Bills just to play special teams for the New England Patriots. With Josh Allen and James Cook basically dictating offense to Coach Sean McDermott in Buffalo, Gilliam was much more of a factor in the kicking game than he was on offense.