The New England Patriots are off to one of the worst starts in franchise history, and over the past two weeks, it appears to be getting even worse, with some analysts predicting that we could finally be seeing the end of Bill Belichick in New England.
Despite being outscored 72-3 against the Cowboys and Saints, it appears as though the team aren't looking to make a change at Quarterback according to Belichick, as they've put all their faith in third year QB Mac Jones.
Over that two game stretch, Jones has turned the ball over six times, including two pick-6's and a fumble being returned for a Touchdown, and at this point, it appears the coaching staff isn't sold on Bailey Zappe either, so whether or not it costs them their jobs, they're attached to Jones for the near future.Update: #Patriots will start Mac Jones at QB for their Week 6 game against the #Raiders, per Bill Belichick
— Dov Kleiman (@NFL_DovKleiman) October 11, 2023
Belichick: "Yeah, we’re not making any changes"
The Patriots lost 72-3 the past two games with Mac at QB, he had 6 turnovers including two pick-6s and a fumble returned… https://t.co/LBcYDJ6zU9 pic.twitter.com/aASkuXPqY0
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