The New England Patriots entered their Week 2 match up with the Miami Dolphins seeking to improve upon their recent struggles at Hard Rock Stadium over the past decade.
In their last six games in Miami Gardens, Florida, the Patriots had lost five including last years stunning “Miami Miracle” defeat.
The Patriots found themselves as heavy 18.5 point favorites, the largest spread in any NFL game since 2007.
Check out all the best sights and sounds from social media before, during, and after the game below.
In the first quarter the Patriots stuck first on a Sony Michel run.
7-0 New England after one.
7-0 NE After One
In the second quarter, the Patriots sought some separation from the Dolphins.
A third and long reception by Phillip Dorsett helped set up their second touchdown of the game.
In his first game in a Patriots uniform, Antonio Brown wasted no time hauling in his first touchdown reception from Tom Brady.
The Patriots went into the half with a 13-0 lead that felt much larger due to the continued success of the defense.
In the third quarter, the Patriots began to pull away from the Dolphins.
A Stephen Gostkowski 28 yard field goal and a Tom Brady rushing touchdown broke the game open for good.
23-0 New England after three quarters.
By the time the fourth quarter rolled around, the Patriots defense got in on the scoring action to turn the game into a laugher.
A Stephon Gilmore 54 yard pick six and Jamie Collins 69 yard interception return slammed the door shut on week 2.
With the Patriots up by 37 and under 5 to play in the game, Tom Brady stayed on the field until the very end.
A James White touchdown pass from Tom Brady finished off the rout.
The Patriots wrapped up week 2 with a dominating 43-0 victory in Miami that saw both sides of the ball dominate for the second week in a row.
43-0 NE FINAL
Support Us: Help Us Compete Against The Corporate Media Giants
We need your help. If you enjoy our content, please help us beat Google's Corporate algorithm by adding us as a preferred source on Google News.
Click the button below and check the box next to "PatsFans.com"
Add as a preferred source on Google News
