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Looking to put the nail in New England’s coffin, the Patriots defense held strong. However, a pair of offsetting penalties gave the Patriots another chance, but Jones’ pass again fell incomplete. After four straight runs, the Patriots third-down pass fell incomplete facing an all-out blitz. To start the fourth quarter, right tackle Justin Herron took over for Isaiah Wynn. Injury Update: Adrian Phillips (ribs) was downgraded to out The Dolphins then turned to Chase Edmonds and Raheem Mostert on the ground before settling for a 49-yard field goal. Miami’s second drive of the half started with Tyreek Hill yet again, as he hauled in an 18-yard catch and run. : #NEvsMIA on /nWWP3isbUa- New England Patriots September 11, 2022

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New England took advantage of the miscue, as Mac Jones found Ty Montgomery five plays later for a six-yard touchdown. The drive stayed alive thanks to a defensive penalty by Xavien Howard on a fourth-and-one incompletion to Parker. After a Damien Harris 12-yard run, the Patriots picked up the tempo as Jones spread the ball around with completions to Parker, Stevenson, Meyers, and Agholor. New England’s offense looked to get back on track in the second half. Dugger was slow to get up after appearing to get hit below the belt on the play. The Dolphins went three-and-out after a third-down pass to Hill was stopped short by Dugger. Starting with the second half with the ball, Miami was not able to extend their 17-point lead. Injury Update: Adrian Phillips (ribs) questionable to return New England kneeled the ball to end the first half. : Stream on NFL+ /1kkw4WsHuW- NFL September 11, 2022 Jaylen Waddle has the whole crowd waddling! #NEvsMIA on CBS Besides an incredible 27-yard snag by Jakobi Meyers on third-down, the Patriots mustered just three yards on five total plays. New England’s offense continued to struggle on their next drive. The swap did not led to success, as safety Brandon Jones knocked the football away from Mac Jones on a blitz, which Melvin Ingram recovered for a Miami touchdown. The Patriots third drive started with a change up front, as veteran James Ferentz replaced rookie Cole Strange at left guard. The Dolphins drive stalled around midfield, largely thanks to safety Kyle Dugger - who chased down Tyreek Hill on an end around and met Chase Edmonds in the backfield for a seven-yard loss on back-to-back plays. Starting the second quarter at their own six-yard line, Miami converted two straight third-downs before Tua found tight end Durham Smythe for 14-yards. The Patriots punted away after a nine-yard reception by Henry. New England failed to build off the play, as Mac Jones was sacked the very next play and Ty Montgomery was tackled for a loss on second-down. Facing on a long third-and-11 after a negative run and false start, Nelson Agholor found room on a screen pass - featuring a strong block from Hunter Henry - for 17-yards a first-down. Stevenson broke off runs of seven- and 12-yards on the first two plays from scrimmage. Trailing by three, the Patriots looked to Rhamondre Stevenson on their second drive. After a pair of runs, Deatrich Wise recorded a sack and forced a fumble on third-down, setting up a 43-yard field goal by Jason Sanders. was penalized for a neutral zone infraction on a fourth-and-one. Hill hauled a pair of passes, one going for 23-yards after Carl Davis Jr. Looking to build off the turnover, Tua Tagovailoa wasted no time looking for his new target Tyreek Hill. The strong drive took a turn however, as Mac Jones’ pass intended for DeVante Parker in the end zone was tipped in the air by Xavien Howard and intercepted by Jevon Holland. Working primarily out of 12-personnel, the Patriots had success moving the ball both on the ground and through the air. New England received to start the season and got right to work offensively.

ET | Hard Rock Stadium, Miami, FL | Broadcast information | Inactives First quarter Final score: Patriots (0-1) 7 : 20 Dolphins (1-0) The Patriots’ struggles against Miami continued, dropping the Week 1 matchup 20-7 which marked their fourth straight loss to the Fins.Īfter a strong opening drive that was derailed on an interception, New England’s offense struggled to move the football for the rest of the afternoon. For the third straight season, the New England Patriots opened their season against AFC East rival Miami Dolphins.

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