Pats Pulpit Reacts: What’s the biggest concern for the Patriots offense right now?

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The New England Patriots are 6-4, riding a three-game winning streak, and have climbed all the way up into the sixth playoff seed in the AFC. Things are trending in the right direction, but there are definitive concerns about the offensive side of the ball.

The unit, quite frankly, has not been good lately. The numbers reflect this: the unit led by sophomore quarterback Mac Jones and first-year play-caller Matt Patricia is ranked just 23rd in the NFL in scoring (18.5/game), 25th in yards (317.6/game) and expected points added (-0.061/play), and 29th in giveaways (17).

Last week’s game against the New York Jets was a perfect encapsulation of the unit’s issues. While it actually moved the ball quite effectively against one of the NFL’s best defenses and did not turn it over for the first time all year, it contributed just three points to the 10-3 victory. Why? Because of negative plays and untimely penalties.

Those are just a symptom, though. The underlying problem might originate elsewhere, so let’s use this week’s SB Nation Reacts survey to identify it by asking: What’s the biggest concern for the Patriots offense right now?

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