Taylor Kyles is a Staff Writer at Pats Pulpit. He specializes in film breakdowns of all kinds, focusing on specific plays, individual players, and team-wide trends, particularly related to the Patriots and their opponents. Taylor's insights have been featured in The 7 Footers Basketball Podcast, NewsBreak, BVM Sports, Cincy Jungle, Yahoo Sports, Field Gulls, and MSN.
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Share Facebook Twitter Email The Patriots fall short in Chicago, losing 30-21 in a winnable game.
Our film review of each position group after the Patriots’ 30-24 loss.
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