New England Patriots coach Mike Vrabel admitted that his concern level is "very high" following the team's ugly 35-6 loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday.
On the offensive side of the ball, it was the same story with the unit struggling to get into the end zone and quarterback Drake Maye turning the ball over. Maye threw two interceptions and gave up one fumble in the blowout loss on the road.
Meanwhile, the defensive unit struggled to hold up as well. They were down their two starting edge rushers, Harold Landry III and Dre'Mont Jones, and they failed to generate a consistent pass rush against Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence.
"My concern level is very high for this football team," Vrabel bluntly said after the game.
Mike Vrabel: "My concern
level is very high for this football team."
— Sophie Weller (@sophieewellerr) September 27, 2026
Honestly, the concern level should be high for the Patriots.
The team is 1-2 through the first three games, and their next game will be on the road against Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills. That's a tough game to expect a sudden turnaround to occur, but the Patriots will need to find a way to overcome those odds.
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