Patriots Patrick Chung Has Crazy Celebration After Picking Off Andrew Luck

The New England Patriots are winning the game against the Indianapolis Colts, and there are several highlights of the game. Patrick Chung had an excellent interception during the Thursday Night Football contest, but that was not really the highlight of the game.

The Patriots had 40 seconds remaining in the Week 5 game with the Indianapolis Colts. Quarterback Andrew Luck rushed a pass after getting pushed by Adrian Clayborn, and Chung Stepped up and picked it off.

@AJaClay pass rush. @PatrickChung23 interception.#Patriots ball.#INDvsNE | #GoPats pic.twitter.com/h7OQLDZoBv

— New England Patriots (@Patriots) October 5, 2018

The Patriot capped off this interception with a hilarious celebration, and Duron Harmon was there to help him.

The New England Patriots recovered after their loss to the Detroit Lions and Jacksonville Jaguars. They struggled with several injuries, and had to release some of their top players. They were not complete in Week 4, and still beat up the Miami Dolphins.

A Pat Pick & a Crane Kick.@PatrickChung23 | #INDvsNE | #GoPats pic.twitter.com/UUHyDvAvaE

— New England Patriots (@Patriots) October 5, 2018

Everyone was looking forward to Week 5, and the return of Julian Edelman was probably the hottest topic this week. Edelman hasn’t played with his team for quite some time. He missed last season due to a torn ACL, and also missed the first four games of this season because the NFL suspended him for PEDs use. Quarterback Tom Brady was really excited about playing with one of his favorite receivers again, and he did not doubt in Edelman’s capacity for the game. He even welcomed the receiver with a pass.

The Patriots got over their struggle with the receiver unit. They have Edelman and Josh Gordon on the team, and the rest of the guys just fitted in the puzzle. This will change the plans of many teams in the league. They will have to play against a fully equipped team, and we all know that New England is a Super Bowl team.

Keep up the good job, Patriots, we’ll see you in the Super Bowl!