Patriots news: Romeo Doubs in shambles after inexcusable drop

The New England Patriots narrowly escaped a 10-0 deficit against the Seattle Seahawks in their season opener, but they fell apart late in the game, ultimately losing 13-10. The Seahawks capitalized on their defense, erasing the deficit and eventually securing the win. The Patriots' offense struggled, and while they had a touchdown earlier in the game, quarterback Drake Maye finished the night with three interceptions.

Romeo Doubs, the team's rookie wide receiver, had three targets but no receptions and was particularly hard hit during the fourth quarter when he dropped a crucial pass that could have helped the Patriots move the chains. Following the game, Doubs was asked about his confidence as a rookie and dismissed concerns, stating "No. Like I said, I just wasn’t locked in enough on the football.

The results speak for themselves. I’ll be better moving forward." Doubs also mentioned that he was sitting alone in the locker room after the game, taking the loss hard. Despite being a $68 million contract signing, Doubs was unable to make an impact in the first game, but the Patriots still have a full season to work with.