PROVIDENCE, R.I. – Bill Belichick will be surprised by nothing. But that doesn’t mean things can’t work against his Patriots.
The Titans put three receivers on the field more often than usual in Kansas City and ran effectively out of that set, often with Marcus Mariota in shotgun.
In all, they ran 43 such snaps, on which they gained 332 yards and scored all three of their touchdowns.
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