Breaking news from the New England Patriots brings concerning updates on two key players ahead of their game against the Buffalo Bills. The already limited roster faces further challenges, putting pressure on both offense and defense to step up in this crucial matchup.
The Patriots have officially ruled out safety Jabrill Peppers and wide receiver Kayshon Boutte for the week 17 game. Peppers has been grappling with a lingering hamstring issue that sidelined him in the previous week’s matchup against the Denver Broncos. His absence from practice throughout the week signaled the likelihood of him missing the game against the Bills.
As for Kayshon Boutte, he hasn’t been able to secure a consistent spot in the rotation. He was anticipated to potentially make a breakthrough in this game against the Bills, but unfortunately, he’s sidelined due to an undisclosed illness.
The status of Hunter Henry remains uncertain, with no definitive word on his availability. However, amidst the absences of Peppers and Boutte, the fact that Hunter is expected to travel to Buffalo suggests a possibility of him seeing action in the game. Patriots fans are hopeful that this lack of news might indicate his return, potentially boosting the team’s chances against the Bills.
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