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On Sunday the 4-5 New England Patriots travel to the 2-7 Houston Texans at NRG Stadium.

Date: Sunday, November 22, 2020
Game Time: 1:00 PM EST
Venue: NRG Stadium, Houston TX
Network: CBS
All-time record: Patriots lead series, 10-2-0 (including playoffs)

When They Last Met…

Patriots 22-28 Texans
December 1, 2019

These teams have only met 12 times since the Texans became an NFL franchise in 2002, the last time was one to forget.

Kai Forbath opened the scoring for the Patriots with a 23-yard field goal after a long drive into Texans territory stalled. After failing to do anything with the ball on their first drive, Houston punted and Brady went back to work.

That was short-lived however, Brady’s pass intended for N’Keal Harry was intercepted by Bradley Roby, Deshaun Watson then found Duke Johnson who ran it in for a 14-yard score.

On Sunday the 3-5 New England Patriots host the 6-2 Baltimore Ravens at Gillette Stadium.

Date: Sunday, November 15, 2020
Game Time: 8:20 PM EST
Venue: Gillette Stadium, Foxboro MA
Network: NBC
All-time record: Patriots lead series, 10-4-0 (including playoffs)

When They Last Met…

Patriots 20-37 Ravens
November 3, 2019

The Patriots were well and truly thumped the last time these two teams met.

After initially stopping a spirited drive by the soon to be league MVP, Lamar Jackson, Shilique Calhoun jumped on the field goal try to give an automatic first down to the Ravens. Jackson walked in on the next play to open the scoring.

2020 Just keeps getting weirder and weirder, what will the next twist take us? On Monday the 2-5 New England Patriots travel to Metlife Stadium to take on the 0-8 New York Jets.

Date: Monday, November 9, 2020
Game Time: 8:25 PM EST
Venue: Metlife Stadium, East Rutherford NJ
Network: ESPN
All-time record: Patriots lead series, 67-54-1 (including playoffs)

When They Last Met…

Patriots 33-0 Jets
October 21, 2019

The Patriots started off hot with a near nine-minute opening drive which ended with a Sony Michel three-yard TD run to open the scoring.

On the next drive, Sam Darnold, who would later claim he was “seeing ghosts” threw an interception to Devin McCourty to give the Pats an immediate red-zone opportunity.