Only a few days ago the biggest worries were over the offensive line or the wide receivers. Now, it’s Spygate II.

New England Coach Bill Belichick denies any involvement with the crew who inappropriately took video footage of the Cincinnati sideline during Sunday’s game against the Browns.

Are the Patriots really this dumb? Would they knowingly videotape the Bengals – the 1-12 Bengals – illegally after the reputation gained from Spygate? Really?

New England gets a little creative on offense, but still falls short against Kansas City – its second straight loss.

New England nearly erases a 16-point deficit, but Kansas City holds on and ends the Patriots’ 21-game home winning streak.

New England no longer has the upper hand on home-field advantage – and suddenly the AFC East doesn’t look like a lock, either.

Houston passes for four TDs against the Patriots – who had entered the game allowing 4 TD passes in the first 11 games.

In the 28-22 loss to Houston, the Patriots’ offense had no chemistry and was ineffective.

New England scores two late touchdowns but can’t recover an onside kick and falls to 10-2.

Wide receiver Jakobi Meyers, with key veterans unable to play Sunday night, stepped up to help the Patriots offense provide just enough in a 13-9 win over Dallas.