Patriots Locker Room Reportedly up in Flames After One Month

The first quarter of the NFL season is officially done and the vibes aren't high in New England. After picking up a win in Week 1, the Patriots have dropped three games in a row.

They've dealt with some injuries all over the team, with the latest one happening to rookie Caeden Wallace.

While the Pats are preparing for the Miami Dolphins on Sunday, the latest report revealed that the locker room is in disarray and nearing 'mutiny'.

Patriots News: Vibes in New England's Locker Room Aren’t Good

During the latest episode of the Patriots Catch-22 podcast, Evan Lazar of the team's official website said there is a lot of frustration in the locker room amid their losing streak and shaky performance.

He added that the defense is mad at the defense, and the offense is mad at the offense. Lazar also said that receivers on offense are having tantrums on the field.

Receiver DeMario Douglas was visibly frustrated in the Week 4 game against the San Francisco 49ers for not getting the ball.

"You have young receivers who are throwing tantrums... At what point in time do some of these guys say to themselves 'why am I out there getting my butt kicked and Drake can't? Why am I going out there with a quarterback that can't get me the football when we have a Ferrari back in the garage?"

- Evan Lazar

Regardless, things haven't been good for the Pats over the past three weeks. New England is last in the NFL in total offense (238.8) and passing yards per game (112.3) while being 31st in points per game (13).

Jerod Mayo has only been the head coach for one month, and there seems to be friction in the locker room. Everyone knew it would be a rebuilding season, but this isn't what you want to hear, especially after only four weeks.

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