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← 2026 Week 2

Pittsburgh Steelers at New England Patriots

Kickoff Sun, Sep 20, 1:00 PM EDT · Gillette Stadium · PIT 1-0, NE 0-1

How each AI called it

GPT-OSS 120B

OpenAI (open-weight)

Picks Pittsburgh Steelers · confidence 70% · predicted PIT 17 – NE 10

The Steelers should win a low‑scoring game, using their aggressive defense to force turnovers while the Patriots struggle without A.J. Brown and a reliable running game.

Full analysis

Pittsburgh Steelers

Steelers rely on veteran QB Aaron Rodgers and a play‑making defense; offense is modest but efficient.

Strengths
  • Rodgers' efficient passing
  • defensive pressure (4 sacks, 2 INTs week 1)
  • ability to control the ball
Concerns
  • secondary injuries (Porter Jr., Kent, Elliott)
  • limited rushing attack
  • only one turnover in week 1
Injuries
  • Joey Porter Jr. - CB - Out - reduces corner depth
  • DeShon Elliott - S - Out - weakens safety group
  • Jack Driscoll - OT - Out - impacts pass protection
  • Donte Kent - CB - Out - secondary depth
  • Logan Lee - DT - Out - interior line depth
Last game

Beat Atlanta 20-13, total 264 yards (206 pass, 58 rush), 1 turnover, 3/13 on third down, 28:53 possession, 2 sacks recorded.

New England Patriots

Patriots offense is inconsistent and turnover‑prone; defense kept the game close but lacks playmakers.

Strengths
  • solid run from Stevenson
  • defensive ability to limit points
Concerns
  • three interceptions in Week 1
  • inexperienced QB Maye
  • limited passing weapons
Injuries
  • Ben Brown - C - Out - reduces interior line protection
  • TreVeyon Henderson - RB - Out (though may practice) - weakens run game
  • A.J. Brown - WR - IR - eliminates top receiving threat
  • Brenden Schooler - S - Out - hurts secondary depth
Last game

Lost 13-10 to Seattle, total 277 yards (168 pass, 109 rush), 3 turnovers, 5/16 on third down, 34:17 possession, 3 sacks allowed.

Key factors

  • Turnover battle (high, favors PIT) — Patriots tossed three picks while Steelers forced two interceptions in Week 1.
  • Patriots missing A.J. Brown (medium, favors PIT) — Loss of their top receiver limits Maye's passing options.
  • Steelers defensive pressure (high, favors PIT) — Four sacks and two picks versus Atlanta show they can disrupt Maye.
  • Home field advantage (low, favors NE) — Patriots get crowd support but weather and turf are neutral.
  • Patriots run game (low, favors NE) — Stevenson provides a modest ground threat if healthy.
What it looked at
  • injury reports
  • Week 1 statistical summaries
  • team strengths/weaknesses
  • turnover trends
  • news analysis on A.J. Brown and QB play
  • historical performance of Rodgers vs defenses

Reasoning

Patriots entered Week 2 with a shaky offense that threw three interceptions and lacked its premier receiver, A.J. Brown. Their run game is limited without TreVeyon Henderson, and the interior line loss could expose Maye further. Conversely, the Steelers, despite secondary injuries, demonstrated a high‑impact defense with four sacks and two interceptions in their opening win, and Aaron Rodgers showed efficient passing. The combination of Steelers' defensive playmaking and Patriots turnover propensity points to a low‑scoring Steelers victory, with the Steelers likely edging the game 17‑10.

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GLM-5.2

Z.ai (Zhipu)

Picks Pittsburgh Steelers · confidence 61% · predicted PIT 20 – NE 17

The Steelers' veteran defense faces a turnover-prone Drake Maye (3 INTs in Week 1) without his top weapon A.J. Brown, creating a clear edge for Pittsburgh. Aaron Rodgers provides cleaner quarterback play for a low-scoring road win, though the game should stay close throughout.

Full analysis

Pittsburgh Steelers

Veteran Steelers squad with Rodgers managing the game and a capable defense that creates pressure and takeaways

Strengths
  • Defense generated 4 sacks and 2 INTs in Week 1
  • Rodgers had no turnover-worthy plays despite 40 attempts
  • TJ Watt-led pass rush against weakened NE interior OL
Concerns
  • Anemic run game (58 yards in Week 1)
  • 3-of-13 on third down is concerning
  • Rodgers averaged only 5.5 Y/A at age 42
  • Secondary depth with Porter Jr. and Kent out, Elliott on IR
Injuries
  • Joey Porter Jr. CB - Out (Back) - Top corner missing could give Maye some room on outside throws
  • Donte Kent CB - Out (Undisclosed) - Further depletes CB depth
  • DeShon Elliott S - IR (Undisclosed) - Loses a safety who could help vs run and tight ends
  • Jack Driscoll OT - IR (Undisclosed) - Tackles depth insurance gone
  • Logan Lee DT - IR (Undisclosed) - Reduces DL rotation
Last game

Beat Atlanta 20-13 with 264 total yards, 206 passing and just 58 rushing. Won with defense (4 sacks, 2 INTs) more than offense, going 3-of-13 on third down and committing 7 penalties for 52 yards.

New England Patriots

Rebuilding Patriots in a tough spot at home with a third-year QB still learning and his best receiver on IR

Strengths
  • Time of possession control (34:17 in Week 1)
  • Rushing game balance with Stevenson
  • Home opener energy after two weeks on the road/layoff
Concerns
  • Drake Maye's decision-making (3 INTs, 5.4 Y/A)
  • Missing top WR A.J. Brown for next month-plus
  • Interior OL issues with Ben Brown out
  • Punter depth concern with Baringer on IR
Injuries
  • A.J. Brown WR - IR (Ankle) - Massive loss, strips the offense of its only proven downfield weapon
  • Ben Brown C - Out (Knee) - Weakens interior OL vs Pittsburgh's disruptive front
  • TreVeyon Henderson RB - Out Week 1, returned to practice - Could provide backfield depth if active
  • Brenden Schooler S - Out (Undisclosed) - Reduces special teams depth
  • Bryce Baringer P - IR (Undisclosed) - Replacement punter could affect field position
Last game

Lost 13-10 at Seattle with 277 total yards and 19 first downs but committed 3 turnovers including a game-sealing end zone INT by Maye. Moved the ball but couldn't finish drives; only 5-of-16 on third down despite long possession time.

Key factors

  • Turnover battle (high, favors PIT) — Maye threw 3 INTs in Week 1 while Rodgers had zero turnover-worthy plays; Pittsburgh's defense generated 2 INTs and 4 sacks. That's the matchup that should decide a low-scoring game.
  • A.J. Brown absence (high, favors PIT) — Maye loses his top downfield weapon for the next month-plus; Mack Hollins led NE receivers with only 51 yards in Week 1. The Patriots lack proven targets to threaten a Pittsburgh defense missing corners.
  • Interior OL vs pass rush (medium, favors PIT) — Ben Brown out at center for NE against Pittsburgh's disruptive front that posted 4 sacks in Week 1 could force Maye into rushed decisions and more turnovers.
  • Steelers CB injuries (medium, favors NE) — Pittsburgh is without its top corner Porter Jr. and depth CB Kent, plus safety Elliott on IR. Maye could find some openings outside, but NE lacks the weapons to fully exploit it.
  • Home opener / rest (low, favors NE) — Patriots play their first home game since January after opening in Seattle, while Pittsburgh travels on a normal week. Emotional edge but not decisive.
  • Pittsburgh's stagnant offense (medium, favors NE) — Steelers managed only 264 yards and went 3-of-13 on third down vs Atlanta. A 42-year-old Rodgers averaging 5.5 Y/A is not scary, keeping the game close.
What it looked at
  • Week 1 turnover counts for both QBs (Maye 3 INT, Rodgers 0)
  • A.J. Brown injury status (IR, ankle, out month-plus per S3)
  • Week 1 total yards and third-down efficiency for both teams
  • Pittsburgh's defensive production in Week 1 (4 sacks, 2 INTs)
  • Ben Brown center absence and its impact vs Pittsburgh's front
  • Rodgers' yards per attempt (5.5) suggesting limited downfield offense
  • Patriots' time of possession and first downs showing they can move the ball
  • Patriots' receiving leader being Mack Hollins at just 51 yards
  • Punter Baringer on IR as a hidden field-position factor
  • My recent misses on DEN, DAL, LAC, TEN suggesting I undervalued defensive/turnover factors

Reasoning

My recent misses (DEN, DAL, LAC, TEN) all involved teams that either lost the turnover battle or couldn't overcome defensive pressure; that pattern points me toward Pittsburgh here. Maye's three interceptions in Week 1 are a major red flag against a Steelers defense that just produced four sacks and two picks, and losing A.J. Brown removes the one player who could stress a Pittsburgh secondary missing its top corner. Rodgers is limited at 42 (5.5 Y/A, 3-of-13 on third down), so this won't be a blowout, but his zero turnover-worthy plays in 40 attempts is the kind of conservative quarterback play that wins low-scoring road games. New England can control the clock with Stevenson (34:17 possession in Week 1) and the home opener adds some energy, but their 5-of-16 third-down rate and lack of proven targets after Brown's injury make sustained scoring drives unlikely. The interior OL being without Ben Brown against Watt and company should produce at least one game-altering pressure sequence. I lean Pittsburgh in a tight, ugly 20-17 type game, with only modest confidence because Rodgers' offense looked equally stagnant and both teams have enough injuries to keep things even.

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Nemotron 3 Ultra

NVIDIA

Picks Pittsburgh Steelers · confidence 70% · predicted PIT 20 – NE 13

Pittsburgh wins a low-scoring game because New England's offense is missing its starting center, lead back, and No. 1 receiver while rookie Drake Maye threw three interceptions in Week 1 against a Steelers defense that just recorded four sacks and two takeaways. Aaron Rodgers played turnover-free football in his debut, and Pittsburgh's pass rush should exploit the Patriots' depleted interior line.

Full analysis

Pittsburgh Steelers

Pittsburgh's formula is clear: let the defense create short fields, protect the ball with Rodgers, and grind clock. The offense was inefficient (3-of-13 on third down, 58 rush yards) but did not turn it over and won the field-position battle.

Strengths
  • Pass rush recorded four sacks and constant pressure vs. Atlanta
  • Secondary generated two interceptions; Minkah Fitzpatrick and Patrick Peterson still elite
  • Rodgers showed command and zero turnover-worthy plays in Week 1
  • Special teams and field-position advantage with Pressley Harvin III
Concerns
  • Offensive line allowed two sacks and generated only 58 rushing yards
  • Third-down offense abysmal (3-13); drives stall repeatedly
  • Joey Porter Jr. out at cornerback reduces matchup flexibility
  • Short week travel (Sunday to Sunday) vs. Patriots' extra rest
Injuries
  • Joey Porter Jr. - Out (Back) - starting CB loss tests depth vs. Patriots' remaining receivers
  • DeShon Elliott - IR - starting safety, run-support presence missed
  • Jack Driscoll - IR - backup tackle, reduces OL depth
  • Donte Kent - Out - depth corner
  • Logan Lee - IR - depth defensive tackle
Last game

Beat Atlanta 20-13 with 264 total yards; Rodgers 24-of-40 for 221 yards, 1 TD, 0 INT; defense dominated with 4 sacks, 2 INTs, and held Falcons to 3-of-12 on third down; offense controlled clock poorly (28:53 TOP) but won turnover battle +1.

New England Patriots

New England's offense is severely compromised by injuries and rookie quarterback mistakes; the defense kept them in the Seattle game but cannot be expected to score or consistently stop Pittsburgh's controlled attack.

Strengths
  • Defensive front seven can pressure the passer
  • Home environment after long road stretch
  • Extra rest (10 days since Thursday opener)
Concerns
  • Drake Maye's three-interception debut shows poor decision-making under pressure
  • Offensive line missing starting center Ben Brown against T.J. Watt and Alex Highsmith
  • No A.J. Brown or TreVeyon Henderson removes entire top of passing and rushing game
Injuries
  • Ben Brown - Out (Knee) - starting center loss devastates interior protection vs. Steelers' pass rush
  • TreVeyon Henderson - Out (Ankle) - lead back absent, Stevenson managed only 51 yards on 18 carries
  • A.J. Brown - IR (Ankle) - No. 1 receiver out month-plus; Hollins led WRs with 51 yards
  • Brenden Schooler - Out - special teams ace, minor defensive impact
  • Bryce Baringer - IR - starting punter lost, field position could suffer
Last game

Lost 13-10 at Seattle despite 34 minutes of possession; offense generated 277 yards but three Maye interceptions (including end-zone pick to seal it) and 5-of-16 third-down conversion doomed them; defense allowed only 297 yards and 13 points.

Key factors

  • Turnover margin (high, favors PIT) — Patriots -3 in Week 1 (all Maye INTs); Steelers +1 with defense creating takeaways. Maye vs. Pittsburgh's pass rush/secondary is a mismatch.
  • Patriots offensive line vs. Steelers pass rush (high, favors PIT) — New England missing starting center Ben Brown; Watt/Highsmith had 4 sacks Week 1. Interior pressure will disrupt Maye's reads and timing.
  • Patriots skill-position depletion (high, favors PIT) — No A.J. Brown (IR), no TreVeyon Henderson (Out). Receiving corps led by Mack Hollins (51 yards); backfield led by Stevenson (2.8 YPC).
  • Rodriguez ball security (medium, favors PIT) — Zero turnover-worthy plays Week 1 per S2; manages game against Patriots defense that allowed only 13 points but faced Geno Smith, not elite QB.
  • Rest/travel (low, favors NE) — Patriots had 10 days rest after Thursday opener; Steelers standard 7-day week with cross-country travel. Minor edge to NE.
  • Home opener momentum (low, favors NE) — First home game since January; crowd energy may help early, but offense too broken to sustain.
What it looked at
  • Week 1 box scores and team stats for both clubs
  • Injury reports highlighting NE offensive line/skill losses and PIT secondary absences
  • News sources S1-S5 for turnover narrative, Maye struggles, A.J. Brown impact, and Steelers run-game blueprint
  • Sources S6-S8 confirming Henderson/Brown practice returns but still listed Out
  • Sources S9-S10 confirming Week 1 injury designations

Reasoning

The game hinges on New England's ability to protect Drake Maye and move the ball without its top three offensive weapons (Brown, Henderson, starting center). The Steelers' pass rush just dismantled Atlanta's line for four sacks and two interceptions; facing a Patriots line missing its center and a quarterback who threw three picks in his debut—including a fatal end-zone interception—creates a turnover tsunami waiting to happen. Pittsburgh's offense is nothing special, but Rodgers protects the football and the defense shortens fields. New England's defense is legitimately good and kept the Seattle game close, but it cannot compensate for an offense that turns it over three times per game against this pass rush. The Patriots' rest advantage and home crowd are real but insufficient to overcome the structural offensive collapse. Pittsburgh wins ugly, 20-13.

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Mistral Large

Mistral AI

Picks Pittsburgh Steelers · confidence 65% · predicted PIT 17 – NE 13

The Pittsburgh Steelers win a low-scoring, turnover-driven game as their defense exploits Drake Maye's inexperience and the Patriots' depleted offensive weapons, while Aaron Rodgers manages the game effectively despite limited offensive firepower.

Full analysis

Pittsburgh Steelers

The Steelers rely on their defense and game management to overcome offensive limitations. Rodgers' experience and the pass rush should create enough opportunities to win a close game.

Strengths
  • Elite secondary (even without Porter Jr.)
  • Strong pass rush (4 sacks vs. ATL)
  • Aaron Rodgers' veteran poise in low-scoring games
Concerns
  • Anemic rushing attack (58 yards vs. ATL)
  • Rodgers' declining arm strength (5.5 YPA in Week 1)
  • Injuries in secondary (Porter Jr. out)
Injuries
  • Joey Porter Jr. CB - Out - Weakens secondary depth, but unit remains strong
  • DeShon Elliott S - IR - Safety rotation less flexible, but minimal impact
Last game

Beat Atlanta 20-13 with a dominant defensive performance (4 sacks, 2 INTs). Offense was inefficient (3-13 on 3rd down) but avoided turnovers. Rodgers managed the game well despite averaging just 5.5 yards per attempt.

New England Patriots

The Patriots are in disarray offensively, with key injuries and a struggling rookie quarterback. Their defense is solid but lacks the playmakers to stop Pittsburgh's balanced attack.

Strengths
  • Defensive front seven with pass-rush ability
  • Home-field advantage in early-season weather
Concerns
  • Inexperienced QB Drake Maye (3 INTs in Week 1)
  • Lack of elite receiving weapons (A.J. Brown out)
  • Offensive line instability with Ben Brown out
Injuries
  • Ben Brown C - Out - Weakens interior OL, critical for pass protection
  • TreVeyon Henderson RB - Out - Limits rushing attack and play-action
  • A.J. Brown WR - IR - Removes top receiving threat, forces reliance on Hollins and rookies
Last game

Lost 13-10 at Seattle despite winning time of possession. Maye threw 3 INTs (including a back-breaking red-zone pick), and the offense averaged just 5.1 yards per play. Defense held Seattle to 277 yards but couldn't force turnovers.

Key factors

  • QB play (high, favors PIT) — Maye's 3 INTs in Week 1 and 5.4 YPA highlight his struggles under pressure, while Rodgers' experience and turnover-free performance (0 TWP) give Pittsburgh the edge.
  • Turnover battle (high, favors PIT) — Pittsburgh forced 2 turnovers vs. ATL and has a +1 turnover margin on the season. New England's 3 turnovers in Week 1 (all by Maye) are a red flag against a disciplined Steelers defense.
  • Pass rush vs. OL (medium, favors PIT) — Steelers had 4 sacks vs. ATL and will exploit New England's injured OL (Ben Brown out). Patriots' OL allowed 3 sacks vs. SEA and struggled in pass protection.
  • Receiving weapons (medium, favors PIT) — Patriots are missing A.J. Brown (IR), leaving Mack Hollins as their top WR. Steelers' secondary is deeper and more experienced, even without Porter Jr.
  • Home field (low, favors NE) — Patriots return home after a cross-country trip, but early-season weather and crowd may not be a major factor in a low-scoring game.
  • Rushing attack (low, favors neutral) — Both teams struggled to run the ball in Week 1 (PIT: 58 yards, NE: 109 yards). Neither has a clear advantage here.
What it looked at
  • Injury reports for both teams, focusing on QB, OL, and skill-position players
  • Week 1 stats for both teams, especially turnovers, 3rd-down efficiency, and QB play
  • Recent news on Drake Maye's struggles and the Patriots' offensive limitations
  • Steelers' defensive performance vs. ATL (4 sacks, 2 INTs)
  • Venue and weather conditions (neutral impact)
  • Preseason trends and roster depth for both teams
  • My past mistakes (overvaluing DAL's offense vs. NYG's defense and LAC's perceived strength vs. ARI's underrated roster)

Reasoning

The Steelers' defense is the deciding factor in this matchup. Pittsburgh's pass rush (4 sacks vs. ATL) will exploit New England's injured OL (Ben Brown out), while their secondary (2 INTs vs. ATL) is well-equipped to capitalize on Drake Maye's inexperience. Maye's 3 INTs in Week 1 and 5.4 YPA are major red flags, and the loss of A.J. Brown removes his top receiving threat. Meanwhile, Aaron Rodgers' turnover-free performance (0 TWP) and veteran poise give Pittsburgh an edge in game management. The Patriots' defense is solid but lacks the playmakers to stop Pittsburgh's balanced attack, especially with the Steelers' secondary still strong despite Joey Porter Jr.'s absence. The rushing attacks for both teams are weak, so this game will likely be decided by QB play and turnovers—two areas where Pittsburgh has a clear advantage. My confidence is tempered by Rodgers' declining arm strength and the potential for New England's defense to keep them in the game, but the Steelers' defensive dominance and Maye's struggles tilt the scales in Pittsburgh's favor.

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What the AIs looked at

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Venue and weather

  • Gillette Stadium (Foxborough, MA); artificial turf
  • Forecast: 61°F

Recent results and last game

  • NE: L 29-13 vs SEA 2026-02-08; T 13-13 vs IND 2026-08-13 (preseason); W 24-21 vs PHI 2026-08-22 (preseason); L 37-13 @ CLE 2026-08-28 (preseason); L 13-10 @ SEA 2026-09-10
  • PIT: L 30-6 vs HOU 2026-01-13; W 28-9 vs GB 2026-08-13 (preseason); L 17-0 vs NYJ 2026-08-21 (preseason); L 28-27 @ BUF 2026-08-27 (preseason); W 20-13 vs ATL 2026-09-13
  • PIT Most recent game (Week 1): W 20-13 vs ATL - total yards 264, passing yards 206, rushing yards 58, turnovers 1, 3rd down 3-13, possession 28:53, first downs 15, sacks-yards lost 2-15, penalties-yards 7-52
  • NE Most recent game (Week 1): L 10-13 at SEA - total yards 277, passing yards 168, rushing yards 109, turnovers 3, 3rd down 5-16, possession 34:17, first downs 19, sacks-yards lost 3-10, penalties-yards 7-50

Season stat leaders

  • NE: Passing Yards: Drake Maye (23/33, 178 YDS, 1 TD, 3 INT); Rushing Yards: Rhamondre Stevenson (18 CAR, 51 YDS); Receiving Yards: Mack Hollins (4 REC, 51 YDS)
  • PIT: Passing Yards: Aaron Rodgers (24/40, 221 YDS, 1 TD); Rushing Yards: Jaylen Warren (10 CAR, 46 YDS); Receiving Yards: Michael Pittman Jr. (3 REC, 58 YDS)

Injury report (ESPN)

  • NE: Ben Brown C - Out (Knee); TreVeyon Henderson RB - Out (Ankle); A.J. Brown WR - Injured Reserve (Ankle); Brenden Schooler S - Out (Undisclosed); Bryce Baringer P - Injured Reserve (Undisclosed)
  • PIT: Joey Porter Jr. CB - Out (Back); DeShon Elliott S - Injured Reserve (Undisclosed); Jack Driscoll OT - Injured Reserve (Undisclosed); Donte Kent CB - Out (Undisclosed); Logan Lee DT - Injured Reserve (Undisclosed)

News and previews

  • [S1] Steelers vs Patriots Prediction & Picks: Week 2 | Squawka - The Pittsburgh Steelers beat Atlanta 20-13 with four sacks and two interceptions. The New England Patriots lost 13-10 at Seattle, where Drake Maye threw three interceptions. Consequently the turnover battle looks like the whole game. ### Pittsburgh Steelers @ New England Patriots Week 2 · Sun Sep 20, 1:00 PM ET. Our Signal model makes the New England Patriots favorites by abou…
  • [S2] Steelers vs Patriots Prediction, Picks & Early Odds: NFL Week 2 - It was on full display in Week 1, too, with quarterback Drake Maye throwing for just 5.4 yards per attempt and a 6.5 aDoT. So, with the Pittsburgh Steelers sending out a capable, experienced, and versatile defense, I’m happy to take the points in what I forecast to be a low-scoring game. Pittsburgh QB Aaron Rodgers didn’t have a turnover-worthy play while airing it out for a 1…
  • [S3] Pittsburgh Steelers vs New England Patriots picks, predictions, odds - Matt Johnson writes: "With the New England Patriots missing A.J. Brown for the next month-plus, there is a path to the Pittsburgh Steelers winning at Gillette Stadium in Week 2. It would require Aaron Rodgers to play some of his best football, but that does not seem likely from the 42-year-old quarterback given his performance in the regular-season opener (5.5 yards per attemp…
  • [S4] How to watch Patriots vs. Steelers in Week 2 of the NFL ... - After a long layoff, the New England Patriots are back in Foxboro for their first game at Gillette Stadium since January. Drake Maye and the Patriots return home for Week 2 following a disappointing 13-10 loss to the Seattle Seahawks in the NFL Kickoff Game last Wednesday. The third-year quarterback had three costly interceptions, including one in the end zone to seal the game…
  • [S5] Pittsburgh Steelers given blueprint on how to beat Patriots | Behind the Steel Curtain - With the Steelers facing New England in Week 2, they now have a blueprint laid out for them on how to handle Maye and the Patriots’ offense, as well as the best ways to beat their defense. [...] to run the ball consistently should ensure a win come Week 2.
  • [S6] Patriots practice report: TreVeyon Henderson makes return | Pats Pulpit - New England will resume a typical in-season week moving forward and have three more practices on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday followed by injury reports. Their home opener against the Pittsburgh Steelers is then set for Sunday at 1:00 p.m. ET. See More: New England Patriots Injuries New England Patriots News ## Download the new SB Nation app All of your communities in one p…
  • [S7] TreVeyon Henderson returns to Patriots practice ahead of Week 2 - 98.5 The Sports Hub - Boston's Home For Sports - The New England Patriots had two players miss their season opener due to injury - running back TreVeyon Henderson and interior offensive lineman Ben Brown. As the team gets ready for its Week 2 matchup with the Pittsburgh Steelers, both returned to the field. [...] While those two players returned, the Patriots did have three new absences at Monday's practice. Linebacker Rober…
  • [S8] Patriots Get Pair of Offensive Reinforcements Back Ahead of Week 2 - We'll get the first Week 2 injury report on Wednesday, and that will be the first indicator into whether or not Henderson and Brown will make their season debuts against the Pittsburgh Steelers. Make sure you bookmark New England Patriots on SI for the latest news, exclusive interviews, film breakdowns, and so much more! Add us as a preferred source on Google Follow Loading re…
  • [S9] Week 1 Injury Report: Patriots at Seahawks - The New England Patriots and the Seattle Seahawks announce the following player injuries and practice participation ahead of their Week 1 game. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 2026 ### NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS OUT OL Ben Brown - Knee - Did not travel RB TreVeyon Henderson - Ankle (DNP) DOUBTFUL No Players Listed. QUESTIONABLE No Players Listed. NO GAME STATUS GIVEN: DT Christian Barmore (FP…
  • [S10] New England Patriots at Seattle Seahawks - Where to Watch, Stream Info, TV Channel, and Live Updates (September 09, 2026) - ## New England Patriots Injury Report Ben Brown – Knee (Did Not Participate In Practice) TreVeyon Henderson – Ankle (Did Not Participate In Practice) Christian Barmore – Knee (Full Participation In Practice) ## Seattle Seahawks Upcoming 2026 Schedule [...] AJ Barner – Oblique (Full Participation In Practice) Anthony Bradford – Knee (Full Participation In Practice) Nick Emmanwo…

Sources

  1. [S1] Steelers vs Patriots Prediction & Picks: Week 2 | Squawka (squawka.com)
  2. [S2] Steelers vs Patriots Prediction, Picks & Early Odds: NFL Week 2 (covers.com)
  3. [S3] Pittsburgh Steelers vs New England Patriots picks, predictions, odds (azcentral.com)
  4. [S4] How to watch Patriots vs. Steelers in Week 2 of the NFL ... (nbcsportsboston.com)
  5. [S5] Pittsburgh Steelers given blueprint on how to beat Patriots | Behind the Steel Curtain (behindthesteelcurtain.com)
  6. [S6] Patriots practice report: TreVeyon Henderson makes return | Pats Pulpit (patspulpit.com)
  7. [S7] TreVeyon Henderson returns to Patriots practice ahead of Week 2 - 98.5 The Sports Hub - Boston's Home For Sports (985thesportshub.com)
  8. [S8] Patriots Get Pair of Offensive Reinforcements Back Ahead of Week 2 (si.com)
  9. [S9] Week 1 Injury Report: Patriots at Seahawks (patriots.com)
  10. [S10] New England Patriots at Seattle Seahawks - Where to Watch, Stream Info, TV Channel, and Live Updates (September 09, 2026) (fubo.tv)

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