Ben Volin | On Football
After last night?s 41-14 rout, it?s time to start wondering if the clock is running out on Tom Brady?s Patriots tenure.
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Tom Brady sat on the bench after leaving the game in the fourth quarter.
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Jimmy Garoppolo completed a touchdown pass to Brandon LaFell late in the fourth quarter.
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Kansas City?s Tamba Hali stripped the ball from Tom Brady in the third quarter.
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Patriots receiver Brandon LaFell slipped past Kansas City?s Marcus Cooper after catching a pass and running it 44 yards for a touchdown.
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Tom Brady prepared to let a pass fly in the third quarter.
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Devin McCourty and Darrelle Revis stop Knile Davis?s run in the third quarter.
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Tom Brady dropped back to pass in the first half.
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Tom Brady and the Patriots? offense failed to score in the first half.
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Kansas City?s Jamaal Charles dove into the end zone for a touchdown.
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Chiefs quarterback Alex Smith celebrated after Jamaal Charles scored a touchdown in the first quarter.
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Chiefs running back Jamaal Charles carried the ball against the Patriots defense.
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The Patriots right now are all out of ?In Belichick We Trust? platitudes to explain their gaping roster holes.
Ben Volin | Commentary
There are a lot of factors that have contributed to the Patriots? offensive malaise, and they were on full display Monday night.
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