DETROIT — To the layman, it appeared Patriots cornerback Stephon Gilmore let up two touchdowns Sunday night in New England’s 26-10 loss to the Detroit Lions.
But Patriots safety Duron Harmon said after the game that one of those scores was on him.
“Well, that was a miscommunication between me and myself,” Harmon said. “I would say it’s my fault, a bust in the coverage from my part. I’ll take that.”
NBC’s Cris Collinsworth hinted at the miscue on Sunday night’s broadcast.
Touchdown 🎯, @MarvinJonesJr!#OnePride | #NEvsDET https://t.co/AUhfmneUnG
— Detroit Lions (@Lions) September 24, 2018
Gilmore did let up a touchdown to wide receiver Kenny Golladay earlier in the game when he just came up short from preventing Golladay from getting into the end zone.
After review…
HE'S IN!Kenny Golladay TOUCHDOWN. #OnePride
📺: #NEvsDET on @SNFonNBC https://t.co/e57f6hz4kv
— NFL (@NFL) September 24, 2018
It was just one of many Patriots defensive breakdowns in the loss.
