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Mac Jones‘s season went from bad to worse on Sunday as he led the Patriots to an embarrassing 34-0 loss to the Saints.
The shutout loss comes one week after New England suffered the worst loss of the Bill Belichick era, falling to the Cowboys 38-3.
After back-to-back no-shows, fans aired their frustrations with Jones on social media.

what is Mac Jones doing? Brutal pic.twitter.com/hfIePo7nVC
— Warren Sharp (@SharpFootball) October 8, 2023

Mac Jones ascending to almost impossible levels of badness
— Patrick Daugherty (@RotoPat) October 8, 2023

THIS HAS TO END.

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In addition to fighting each other on the track, F1 drivers had to overcome the elements in the Qatar Grand Prix
Formula 1 drivers are used to dealing with difficult conditions.
But Sunday’s Qatar Grand Prix might have been the toughest test they have ever faced.
Drivers had to deal with punishing heat and high cornering speeds, and the combination made for a brutal evening at Lusail International Circuit. Williams driver Logan Sargeant retired early as a result of “intense dehydration” according to the team.

The Vikings are looking to keep the Chiefs on their toes in Week 5, pulling put some trickery from the playbook in order to get an edge on their opponents.
On a fourth-and-two in the second quarter, Minnesota lined up to punt, but surprisingly went for the fake, which was executed to perfection.
Josh Metellus received the direct snap before quickly handing the football off to Ty Chandler, who reversed fields and was able to secure a first down on a 15-yard rush.

Is there a Taylor Swift curse? After all, she’s no stranger to a little bad blood. OK, I’m done. But, seriously, Swift did not travel to Minneapolis for the Kansas City Chiefs matchup against the Minnesota Vikings. And, Travis Kelce isn’t doing well without her.
Swift famously attended the Chiefs game in Kansas City two weeks ago and then followed it up with a trip to New York City for the Chiefs road game against the Jets.
Tay-Tay is willing to travel to Kansas City to be in the team’s home stadium and she’s no stranger to New York City. But, a trip to Minneapolis? Please.

Drops. Fumbles. Sacks. Lamar Jackson and Baltimore had every chance to seal an unbeaten road record in the AFC North early this season – then proceeded to throw them all away.

The Jaguars took down the Bills in London at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Sunday, fueled in part by a monster game from running back Travis Etienne Jr. 
The 24-year-old racked up 136 rushing yards and two touchdowns during the 25–20 win. While celebrating the victory on social media, Etienne made a hilarious admission about his performance.
“I played against myself in fantasy fb today,” wrote Etienne on X, alongside a sobbing emoji. 
Etienne racked up over 30 fantasy points against Buffalo, a performance that will have his fantasy football managers overjoyed.

Patriots veterans Hunter Henry and Kendrick Bourne had honest assessments of what’s wrong with the team after Sunday’s 34-0 loss.

I think we’ve all said things in our lives we wish we could take back. Maybe you commented on someone looking pregnant only to find out they weren’t. Maybe you inadvertently offended someone’s deceased relative. Maybe you once told a painfully tired parent how your hamster also has a hard time listening and going to bed on time.
Or, you may have just picked the Patriots to win the AFC East before the 2023 season and acted like a smug jackass about it. If you did that last thing, let me know because so far I think I’m the only one.

Following the Bills‘ 25–20 loss to the Jaguars in London, Buffalo players were angry about the condition of the artificial turf at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
“We came all the way over to London to play on (bleeping) cement?” an unnamed Bills veteran asked Ryan O’Halloran of the Buffalo News. 
Cornerback Taron Johnson briefly left the game after banging his knee on the turf. He returned to play but spoke out on the playing conditions afterward when asked about what appeared to be a serious injury.

There’s more good news for 26-year-old New Orleans Saints tight end Foster Moreau, who braved a Hodgkin’s Lymphoma diagnosis in the offseason and won.
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Foster Moreau scored his first regular-season touchdown against New England on Sunday, adding to the 34-0 rout of the Patriots.

FOXBOROUGH, MA – OCTOBER 08: New Orleans Saints tight end Foster Moreau scores on six-yard TD, sole catch of the day.