The New England Patriots lost to the Jacksonville Jaguars 35-6 in Week 3 and did not turn in their best offensive performance by any means, to put it lightly.
Patriots quarterback Drake Maye completed 14-of-25 passes for 199 yards, no touchdowns and threw two interceptions in the game. New England’s running game was quiet, as TreVeyon Henderson went for 23 rushing yards and Rhamondre Stevenson registered 22 yards. Mack Hollins was the team’s best performer on the day with a team-high six catches for 87 yards.
Romeo Doubs cooled off from his emergent game in Week 2, going for 49 receiving yards against the Jaguars. The Patriots went 0-for-3 in the red zone while Jacksonville went 5-for-5, and they allowed three sacks to Jacksonville’s one. With
nine penalties committed in the game, the Patriots failed to play sharper, more efficient football on offense.
Here are the highest and lowest graded offensive players for the Patriots in their loss to the Jaguars, per Pro Football Focus:
Top five PFF graded players
- WR Mack Hollins - 85.6
- C Jared Wilson - 75.6
- T Caleb Lomu - 75
- T Will Campbell - 70.5
- QB Tommy DeVito - 66.6
Bottom five PFF graded players
- QB Drake Maye - 29.5
- TE Cameron Latu - 30.4
- Greg Van Roten - 41.2
- TE Hunter Henry - 43.7
- RT Morgan Moses - 51.5
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