Fans turned out to Gillette Stadium bright and early Sunday, riding a high after the surprising Week 1 upset in Cincinnati. They walked away admitting the team needs to improve on all sides of the ball.


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Originally Published: <time datetime="2024-09-15 20:24:17">September 15, 2024 at 8:24 p.m.</time>

Fans turned out to Gillette Stadium bright and early Sunday, riding a high after the surprising Week 1 upset in Cincinnati. They walked away admitting the team needs to improve on all sides of the …{ai:summary}<p>Fans attended the early game at Gillette Stadium following a surprising Win in Cincinnati but left recognizing the team's need for overall improvement.  </p><p>The performance highlighted deficiencies across all aspects of the game. #sports</p>

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