Christian Barmore expresses frustration over non-call on final play

In the Patriots’ last-second loss to the Colts, defensive tackle Christian Barmore expressed frustration over what he believed was a missed holding call on the game-winning 2-point conversion. Barmore felt like his leg was being held as the Colts’ Anthony Richardson crossed into the end zone for the go-ahead score. The play went uncalled, and the Patriots ultimately fell 29-28. The loss drops the Patriots to a 3-10 record, the second-worst in the NFL. Despite the defeat, Patriots coach Jerod Mayo defended his decision to attempt a game-winning field goal instead of a Hail Mary, which fell just short of the record for the longest made field-goal. The Patriots will have a bye week next, hoping to regroup and bounce back from their three-game losing streak. The team is determined to improve and finish the season on a high note as they strive to overcome their recent struggles and make a push for the playoffs.

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