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Early on in their week six game against the New York Jets, the New England Patriots were trailing 14-0. However, the team was able to come back and take a 21-14 lead in the third quarter thanks to the second scoring connection of Tom Brady and Rob Gronkowski:
Facing a 3rd and 11 at the Jets 33-yard line, the Patriots used a two-back set, with Gronkowski aligned on the left side of the formation. After the snap, the big tight end ran a crossing pattern and Brady, after moving up the pocket, delivered a perfect pass in stride. The NFL's best tight end was able to out-run the last line of defense to find the end zone.
A perfectly executed play by a Patriots offense that appears to have found its rhythm in the second quarter – and continues to move the football well.