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Pats Pulpit writer Alec Shane shared fan observations following the New England Patriots' Week 7 loss to the Chicago Bears on Thursday Night Football. Shane expressed his distaste for Thursday night games, arguing that short turnaround times negatively impact performance. He noted that the defeat largely came down to an end-zone interception, defensive tackling issues, and costly penalties against New England.
Shane praised quarterback Drake Maye's overall play despite the critical interception targeting Raridon. The writer highlighted offensive line depth struggles and defensive breakdowns, specifically noting difficulties covering Luther Burden. He concluded that the Bears played better and limited mistakes, while the Patriots must now focus on getting healthy before facing the Miami Dolphins.
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