New England Patriots quarterback Jacoby Brissett responded to wide receiver DeMario Douglas' frustrations following the Week 2 loss to the Seattle Seahawks. Douglas did not speak to the media following Sunday’s game against the Seahawks.

Jacoby Brissett knows the Patriots have to push the ball more downfield. He hopes to accomplish that on Thursday night

Brissett has attempted just two passes of 20-plus yards this season (tied for fewest among starting quarterbacks) and he’s one of three starters, along with Panthers benched QB Bryce Young and Bears rookie Caleb Williams, who has yet to complete a deep pass, per PFF.

The New England Patriots showed in Week 2 why they are sticking with Jacoby Brissett at quarterback over first-round draft pick Drake Maye. Not because Brissett is moving the offense with his arm, or even his legs.

Patriots receiver Demario Douglas did not see a target in Sunday's overtime loss to the Seahawks. The second-year player expressed frustration a day later. Douglas told reporters he was able to showcase his talent "last year;

Patriots QB Jacoby Brissett understands the frustration inside the receivers room, most notably with DeMario "Pop" Douglas.

New England's struggles on offense aren't a surprise after the team brought in a new coaching regime and revamped its quarterback room this offseason.

The Patriots' veteran quarterback managed the game well in Week 1. Can he keep it going against a tougher opponent this weekend?

After receiving zero targets in Week 2, DeMario Douglas expressed his frustrations about the lack of passing game so far this season. Patriots quarterback Jacoby Brissett was asked what he thought about Douglas' frustrations.