DeMario Douglas expresses frustration, calls lack of touches 'very challenging'

Douglas acknowledged that the lack of targets on Sunday was frustrating. He said he felt that he was getting open and that the game film would show it.

Coach Jerod Mayo said the Patriots need to do a better job generating big plays and that it's his responsibility to ensure it.

Mayo, who played eight seasons for the Patriots before becoming a coach, said he understands that frustration is part of the game for players.

Douglas said, 'Very challenging, but on to the next game,' highlighting the team's resolve despite struggles in the passing game.

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