Jarrett Stidham’s night was emblematic of the New England Patriots’ offensive performance in Week 4. He had moments of excellence, of bad luck and of truly awful execution.
His touchdown was a beaut. After Stidham replaced Brian Hoyer in the third quarter, the second-year quarterback lofted the ball into a part of the end zone where only receiver N’Keal Harry could make a play on the ball for a 4-yard catch in the end zone. But what followed sunk the Patriots.
Stidham threw a pair of interceptions, one to receiver Julian Edelman and one to receiver Damiere Byrd.