New England Patriots: Predicting every NFL game and their path to the Super Bowl
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Week 3
(1-1) Broncos @ (1-1) Bills
(1-1) Chiefs @ (0-2) Chargers
(0-2) Browns @ (2-0) Colts
(1-1) Dolphins @ (0-2) Jets
(1-1) Texans @ (2-0) Patriots
(1-1) Ravens @ (0-2) Jaguars
(2-0) Steelers @ (0-2) Bears
(2-0) Bengals @ (1-1) Packers
(1-1) Seahawks @ (1-1) Titans
(2-0) Raiders @ (2-0) Redskins
(0-2) Rams @ (0-2) 49ers
(1-1) Giants @ (0-2) Eagles
(2-0) Falcons @ (0-2) Lions
(0-2) Saints @ (2-0) Panthers
(2-0) Buccaneers @ (1-1) Vikings
(2-0) Cowboys @ (1-1) Cardinals
Week 3 Analysis
Houston will bring a strong defensive core into Gillette Stadium once again, but their offense will let them down. New England’s offensive line will have their hands full with J.J. Watt and JaDaveon Clowney, but that’s really all TB12 has to worry about. If Mike Gillislee can provide some hint of a power run game, things will open up in the passing game. This game could be a little closer than most people think, but I believe the defense will come up with a big stop late in the 4th quarter to secure a Patriots win.
Elsewhere, the Colts, Steelers, Raiders, Bucs, and Saints all remain undefeated at 3-0.