Patriots keep dropping like flies with injuries at the worst possible time

"The Patriots have been mostly fortunate on that front, though, until the past month when they lost multiple starters, most notably Will Campbell and Milton Williams, and now they're losing a ton of talent in their Week 16 game. It began with Stefon Diggs exiting the game briefly after his first catch with what appeared to be a shoulder injury."

"The most concerning is Henderson, who has been an explosive part of the offense over the past several weeks. He looked to have hit his head hard off the turf and was being evaluated for a head injury, with the worst-case scenario being a concussion. That would mean the offense would be without him for the rest of the game, maybe even into next week or longer, which is not a situation that Henderson or the Patriots want to be in."

Injuries began to pile up across the NFL, and the Patriots lost multiple starters in the past month, including Will Campbell and Milton Williams. Several players exited the Week 16 game: Stefon Diggs briefly left with an apparent shoulder injury but returned, while Morgan Moses left with a leg injury and returned just before halftime. Backup Thayer Munford Jr. also left due to injury. RB TreVeyon Henderson was evaluated for a head injury after hitting his head on the turf and faces a possible concussion. DL Khyiris Tonga and CB Charles Woods were ruled questionable to return at halftime, creating depth concerns for the second half and beyond.

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