Patriots veteran held team meeting to address 'elephant in the room'
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"We just have to hold each other accountable. That's kind of what Bentley was doing - addressing the elephant in the room," wide receiver Kendrick Bourne told MassLive's Mark Daniels on Thursday. "Bro, just be careful. You can speak how you feel. I'm mad we're 1-6. I hate it. But you're not going to see Kendrick Bourne go out there and not dance. I'm going to dance. That's who I am. My frustration is not changing who I am. I'm not going to fake being mad. That's not who I am."
"Just those little details of 'Keep being who you are. Don't change.' It's about your question to holding each other accountable. Be careful when you say that. Be careful when you post that. It's looking out for your brothers and keep staying together. Things are trying to break us apart and we have to stay together."
The Patriots are already facing an uphill climb when it comes to righting the ship on the gridiron. But they're also making what was already expected to be a rebuilding year even more arduous with several outspoken comments and social-media postings.
The 2024 Patriots are in danger of completely unraveling just seven weeks into the season. Not only has New England lost six straight games and sit at the bottom of the AFC East, but several off-the-field distractions have plagued a team already in apparent disarray.
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