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Patriots fans’ confidence in team nears season low

Pats Pulpit·Nov 14, 2026 · 11:00 AM CT
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After a 2025 season that ended in Super Bowl LX, with Drake Maye emerging as an MVP candidate in Mike Vrabel's first year, Patriots fans' confidence has dropped close to its lowest point of 2026. Pats Pulpit's fan survey comes after a blowout loss to Green Bay. A league-high number of injuries and many new faces have made this season a grind.

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