The Patriots only ran 25 offensive plays in the second half on Monday night's win (compared to 36 in the first half, and 44 in the second half against the Bills last week). But then again, they only had to run 25 plays, since special teams was busy controlling the game.
After a 103-yard kickoff return by Brandon Tate and a blocked punt by Patrick Chung, the Pats put the game away with a blocked field goal (Chung handled the honors, again), allowing Kyle Arrington to scoop up the loose ball and take it 35 yards for the touchdown.
(Thanks again to Tunison for his video work at SB Nation this evening)