Former New England Patriots Super Bowl champion Jermaine Wiggins remains upbeat and positive after the Patriots' 23-20 loss at the hands of the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday.
If the team can improve its passing attack, Wiggins believes the Patriots will have a shot at being a playoff team this season.
The Patriots have managed to find some success in the running game, as they have tallied 355 yards on the ground over the first two games. The passing game has been a different story with the team totaling 270 yards so far this season.
Tight end Hunter Henry is the team’s leading pass-catcher with 127 yards in total.