Patriots struggle offensively, ranked last in four NFL categories
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 3, 2026, 7:55 PM
Last updated Oct 3, 2026

As the New England Patriots prepare for their Week 4 game against the Buffalo Bills, they hold the lowest rankings in several key offensive categories. The team averages 9.7 points per game, has scored only two offensive touchdowns, and has a red-zone touchdown percentage of just 16.7. They are also tied for last in the league with eight turnovers. Quarterback Drake Maye, struggling with six interceptions, has been a significant factor in the team's offensive difficulties. The Patriots' rushing attack has not offered sufficient support, complicating their scoring opportunities. Addressing these issues is crucial as they head into their next matchup.
- •Patriots average 9.7 points per game entering Week 4.
- •Team scored only two offensive touchdowns this season.
- •Ranked last in red-zone touchdown percentage at 16.7.
- •Drake Maye has thrown six interceptions so far.
- •Team tied for last with eight turnovers.
- 7:55 PMYahoo Sports — Patriots ranked last in NFL in four key offensive categories
"The Patriots are entering Week 4 with one of the worst offenses in the NFL up to this point.
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