Patriots tie Colts 13-13 in first preseason game
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Last updated Aug 14, 2026

The New England Patriots and the Indianapolis Colts played to a 13-13 tie in their first preseason matchup on August 13 at Gillette Stadium. The Patriots' defense stood out, forcing four turnovers, including interceptions by Kindle Vildor and John Saunders Jr. However, kicker Andy Borregales struggled with two made field goals out of five attempts. Several injuries impacted the Patriots, with running backs Myles Montgomery and Terrell Jennings Jr. placed on injured reserve prior to the game. Center Ben Brown and right guard Andrew Rupcich also exited with injuries during the contest. The Patriots will evaluate these injuries moving forward.
- •Patriots defense forced four turnovers against the Colts.
- •Kicker Andy Borregales went two-for-five on field goal attempts.
- •Myles Montgomery and Terrell Jennings Jr. are on injured reserve.
- •Ben Brown and Andrew Rupcich left the game with injuries.
- •Game was played on August 13 at Gillette Stadium.
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"Patriots defense forced four turnovers in a 13-13 tie against the Colts, but kicker Andy Borregales struggled.
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