Former Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski has not been shy in voicing his thoughts regarding the struggles in New England this season, where his former team sits with a 2–8 record.
While there is no question the Patriots offense has been one of the worst in the NFL this season, Gronkowski refused to pin it all on quarterback Mac Jones. In fact, Gronkowski suggested that the third-year quarterback should try to remove himself from the offensive situation in New England entirely to resurrect his career.
“He’s not respected in New England,” Gronkowski told Kay Adams on the Up and Adams Show on Wednesday. “Coach Belichick has played all these games with him. Bailey Zappe isn’t even close to being on Mac Jones’s level. You should never ever sit Mac Jones … he’s not respected there.