Stock down across the board in blowout loss – NBC Boston

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The New England Patriots added one other “Worst Lack of the Season” nominee Saturday as they had been blown out by the Los Angeles Chargers in front of their home crowd, 40-7.

Nearly every part that might go unsuitable, did go unsuitable for the Patriots within the embarrassing defeat. In what NBC Sports activities Boston’s Patriots insider Tom E. Curran labeled an “unprofessional” performance, New England allowed L.A. to attain on seven consecutive possessions. The Chargers cruised to victory whereas dominating the time of possession battle, 40:34 to 19:26.

The dismal exhibiting culminated in boos and “Fire Mayo” chants from the Gillette Stadium crowd because the Patriots fell to 3-13. Aside from their updated 2025 draft position, there have been hardly any positives to remove from Saturday’s sport.

That was mirrored within the newest “Inventory Watch” with Curran and fellow Pats insider Phil Perry. The duo broke down their “Inventory Up, Inventory Down” picks within the newest version of the Patriots Speak Podcast.

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Inventory Down

Cole Unusual, OL

Curran: “Cole Unusual will get a Inventory Down for the early snap.”

Patriots offensive line

Perry: “Can we give it to your entire Patriots offensive line? It simply felt like Maye was underneath duress — it felt like perhaps the sport the place Drake Maye obtained essentially the most punishment that he has absorbed all season, which is saying one thing.”

CB Jonathan Jones and S Kyle Dugger

Perry: “On the scene for lots of Ladd McConkey yards and a Ladd McConkey landing the place he ran by Jonathan Jones and Kyle Dugger. Can we simply add Kyle Dugger as form of an addendum to the Jonathan Jones Inventory Down? As a result of that was — you are the free security on the play, you possibly can’t be flat-footed and simply have the man run proper by you.”

Patriots teaching employees

Perry: “We now have to place the coaches in there. Throughout the board.”