The Patriots looked offensively out of sync on Sunday afternoon, and it’s easy to see why.
New England’s Week 6 game with Denver marked his first game since October 5, Cam Newton, who returned to the Game opposed to the Broncos, had taken an even longer break because he had not played since the Patriots’ victory in Week 3. Vegas Raiders on September 27.
The lack of practice was obviously worth it for the Patriots in their moment of direct defeat, which took them back to 2-3 this season. Tony Dungy believes New England wants more time on the education floor as they seek to build cohesion.
“They want chemistry. They want time together,” Dungy said Sunday on NBC’s “Football Night in America. “”What they’re going to have to do is create a chemistry between Cam Newton and those receivers because other people come in and play with them. now saying, ‘If we can remove the ground game, remove Cam running, the receivers can’t beat us on the field.
Concerns about the Patriots’ offensive are justified. Rex Ryan, for his part, thinks unity lately is a “disaster. “
But Newton and company gave a review of what he is able to do in the first two weeks of the campaign, so there is an explanation as to why they can make a difference as the season progresses.