The Patriots have been on a roll since Tom Brady left town, but New England might have hit a new low on Sunday afternoon.

The Pats suffered an embarrassing 15-10 loss to division rival Miami at Gillette Stadium, dropping Jerod Mayo’s side to 1-4. The Patriots offense was again pathetic, but you could easily argue that the Tyler Huntley-led Dolphins offense was even worse. And yet New England found a way to drop the ball in a winnable game where the coaching staff did the players no favors.

Scott Zolak, like many other members of the Foxboro Faithful, was quite miffed when the Patriots suffered their fourth straight loss. So much so that the former New England quarterback put the Week 5 decision in a league of its own.

“This was the worst loss since Tom Brady left the team,” Zolak said on 98.5 The Sports Hub.

Patriots fans should probably be prepared for more ugly losses as the season progresses. Injuries continue to pile up for New England, and even when healthy, it has one of the weaker rosters in football. Right now, the Patriots seem a long way from being able to consistently compete with the league’s best.

As such, a dramatic offseason with significant changes will likely be necessary.