Patriots Release Final Injury Report For Week 16 Game Vs. Bills

The New England Patriots are getting ready for their Week 16 game against the Buffalo Bills.

The Patriots released the final injury report for the week, and we can see that the team will enter the Week 16 contest pretty healthy.

Tight end Rob Gronkowski was added to Thursday’s injury report due to his back and ankle ailment. Today, he was not part of the injury report. Wide receiver Cordarrelle Patterson returned to practice Friday. He missed Thursday’s session due to a disease.

Linebacker and key special teamer Brandon King was the only Patriots to be added to the Patriots final injury report. He is questionable for Sunday’s match due to a knee injury that made him a limited participant all week.

New England will not play at full strength as they will hit the field without Josh Gordon. The receiver decided to leave the team, and was also suspended by the league for violating the substance abuse policy. Gordon will try to improve his mental health, and he will have enough time to do that.

When it comes to the Buffalo Bills, the team ruled out cornerback Ryan Lewis due to a concussion for the contest. Running back Chris Ivory is ruled as questionable due to a shoulder issue. Ivory was seen in practice on Friday, and there is a really big chance that he plays on Sunday.

Running back LeSean McCoy was removed from the injury report and he was a full participant on Friday. Both players will probably suit up for Sunday’s game, and that’s not good news for the New England Patriots.

The Patriots and Bills will start off their game at Foxboro at 1:00 p.m. ET. This is a rather important game for New England as it may bring some playoff implications.

The Patriots need to win this game, that’s a sure bet.