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Patriots endure 1st-half shutout for first time since 2013

Mark J. Rebilas / USA TODAY Sports

The New England Patriots could use Tom Brady any time now.

For the first time since 2013, the Patriots were held scoreless in the opening half of a game. They entered the locker room trailing 13-0 against the Buffalo Bills on Sunday.

It didn't take fans long to realize their team was in trouble in this one, showering the Patriots with the unfamiliar sound of boos.

The typically-stoic head coach Bill Belichick even took his frustrations out on a sideline tablet.

Maybe the most telling stat: Rob Gronkowski, zero catches.

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