"But since then, the Patriots' offense has found its footing, having won six of their last seven games - including five in a row - while scoring more than 30 points in four of those victories. Sunday's 32-13 pasting of the Cleveland Browns may look like another blowout of a bad team to the naked eye, but the Browns have one of the league's best defenses, and Myles Garrett recorded five sacks."
"Prior to a Week 2 win in Miami, the Patriots hadn't scored more than 30 points in a game since 2022. Now, they've done it four times, and they have nine games left to play. Is that sustainable? Possibly, especially if Drake Maye continues playing well at quarterback. The Patriots have had 4 games of 30+ points since this tweet. Also, have scored over 20 points in every game since Week 1. #youarewelcome https://t.co/ropGcGKOPf- Ben Belford-Peltzman (@thepatriotsbeat) October 26, 2025"
"It is challenging for any team to sustain offensive fireworks for an entire season. Sometimes a team can put up a stinker or run into a defense that is on a roll. Can the Patriots maintain this level of offensive consistency through the second half of the regular season? It won't be easy but it's doable. And the upcoming slate of games - Atlanta, Tampa Bay, Jets, Giants and Bengals - suggests that it can be done."
The Patriots' offense rebounded after a Week 1 loss, winning six of seven and posting 30+ points in four games. A 32-13 win over the Browns, despite Myles Garrett's five sacks against them, underscored offensive improvement against a strong defense. The team had not reached 30 points since 2022 before this run, and nine regular-season games remain. Continued success depends on quarterback Drake Maye's play and avoiding regression. The upcoming slate against Atlanta, Tampa Bay, the Jets, Giants and Bengals appears manageable overall, with Tampa Bay posing the biggest challenge and potential shootout scenarios.
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