Revis was excellent yesterday, so it's easy to forget that Golden Tate had some early success against him on pick plays.

— Hockey Jones ???????????? (@adamjones985) November 24, 2014

On the first play of the game, Revis was picked by Jeremy Ross on a 24-yard catch and run by Tate.

— Hockey Jones ???????????? (@adamjones985) November 24, 2014

Facing a third-and-5 later on the same drive, Revis was picked by Corey Fuller for 17-yards.

— Hockey Jones ???????????? (@adamjones985) November 24, 2014

But Revis had the last laugh on the drive, breaking up a 3rd-and-6 pass for Tate by undercutting the route. Lions had to settle for a FG.

— Hockey Jones ???????????? (@adamjones985) November 24, 2014

For the most part, Revis was responsible for Tate. But he made a great play on a fade to Calvin Johnson in the end zone on 2nd-and-goal.

— Hockey Jones ???????????? (@adamjones985) November 24, 2014

The Patriots defense deserves the majority of the praise in shutting down Stafford, but his receivers didn't give him much help.

— Hockey Jones ???????????? (@adamjones985) November 24, 2014

Fauria dropped a would-be TD on 3rd-and-goal (potential 10-7 lead). Fuller let one go through his hands as well (would've trailed 14-13).

— Hockey Jones ???????????? (@adamjones985) November 24, 2014

Not the first to say it, but Pats special teams deserve a ton of credit. Allen's 66-yard punt and Amendola's 81-yard KOR were huge plays.

— Hockey Jones ???????????? (@adamjones985) November 24, 2014

Not that we need a reminder, but one sequence late in the first half underscored Edelman's toughness ...

— Hockey Jones ???????????? (@adamjones985) November 24, 2014

After getting crushed on a fake end around, Brady goes back to Edelman -- who takes another big hit -- on next play for 8-yards (3rd-and-6).

— Hockey Jones ???????????? (@adamjones985) November 24, 2014

Thought Caldwell had a brutal day. Settled for field goals all day and punted from NE 39 on 4th-and-3 (trailing 14-6). Wayyy too passive.

— Hockey Jones ???????????? (@adamjones985) November 24, 2014

He also went to halftime with all three timeouts. Never challenged Edelman's juggling sideline catch. Pats faced 3rd-and-10 if overturned.

— Hockey Jones ???????????? (@adamjones985) November 24, 2014

Oh, and he let 35 seconds or so run off the clock before the 2:00 minute warning. Nice coach you have there, Detroit.

— Hockey Jones ???????????? (@adamjones985) November 24, 2014

Meanwhile, the Pats used :35 seconds and three timeouts to get a last second field goal before halftime (after two free releases for Gronk).

— Hockey Jones ???????????? (@adamjones985) November 24, 2014