Most of us recall the glory days of Gillette Stadium, when the home of the New England Patriots was a house of horrors for opposing teams. Nowadays, whenever opponents come into Foxborough, it feels more like a glorified bye week.
The embarrassing home losses have outweighed the dramatic wins over the last few years. Brady is no longer running under the Gillette bridge, pumping his fist. The quarterback's 121-24 record in Foxborough feels like a lifetime ago.
The problems that have plagued the Patriots in recent years resurfaced in Sunday's loss to Pittsburgh.