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New England's quarterback put the team's offensive turnovers on his shoulders.

Like the 5-3 Packers, the 5-3 Patriots are fighting for playoff contention. They're coming off a 24-19 victory over the 1-6 Miami Dolphins. New England's last three games have all been close – a 30-24 loss to Chicago on Oct. 22 and a 26-19 win over the New York Jets on Oct. 18.

A thinning position group gets even thinner in the Patriots' loss to the Packers.

Tom Brady’s first game at Gillette Stadium as a broadcaster ended up being something that he rarely experienced during his 20 seasons as the Patriots quarterback: a complete debacle by the home team.

The Patriots’ secondary as a whole struggled against the Packers, who passed for 372 yards with three touchdowns. Jones, safety Kevin Byard and cornerback Carlton Davis also allowed explosive plays in the blowout loss. Rookie cornerback Karon Prunty filled in for Davis late in the game and also allowed a 10-yard touchdown.

Bill Simmons called the Patriots’ loss to the Packers Mike Vrabel’s worst coached game, questioning his plan against Green Bay’s receivers.

The Green Bay Packers delivered a decisive statement on Sunday, November 8, rolling to a 45-27 victory over the New England Patriots at Gillette Stadium. In 33 years, this is the first time the Patriots have conceded 45 points in a regular season game.