Watch: Danny Shelton And Lawrence Guy Team Up For The Turnover Fumble

The New England Patriots are playing the Philadelphia Eagles, but they don’t really have luck. Is this really a luck thing? The red-zone execution is still a problem for New England. The players kicked three field goals from inside the 5-yard line in the last two contests. However, the team didn’t wait too long for their next chance. Danny Shelton strip-sacked Carson Wentz on the second play of the Eagles possession, and brought the ball back to the Patriots at the Philly 22. Lawrence Guy took part in the process.

Patriots quarterback Tom Brady and Mohamed Sanu couldn’t connect on a third-and-9 fade. Nick Folk was great from 39 yards out, and he is 3-for-3 tonight. This was the longest field goal by a Patriots kicker since Week 1.

N’Keal Harry is in the game. The rookie receiver had his first NFL reception, and picked up 11 yards on an in-cut on second-and-10. Harry lined up in the slot on one snap later in the drive.

New England needs more of Lawrence Guy

Newly acquired veteran receiver Mohamed Sanu had a catch on a low pass, but it picked up just 3 yards. He was targeted just once in this game.

Jonathan Jones had a game-changing play. On third-and-goal from the Patriots’ 5-yard line, Jones took the ball away from tight end Dallas Goedert on a slat route. This resulted in an end-zone interception. Officials determined Goedert had possessed the ball in the end zone before Jones took it away.

This is a rather shocking development of the game, and things don’t look really good for the Patriots. Patriots quarterback Tom Brady hoped to get a revenge for the Super Bowl LII loss to the Eagles, but his team struggles on the field. The Eagles struggle too, but their game is sort of better at this point of the contest.

Let’s see what happens by the end of the game. The Eagles have a chance of winning this one, and we are really worried that Philadelphia would brag about their game. It will be great to see the Patriots come back with a win. Game on, Patriots! Let’s go!