The New England Patriots faced a dismal offensive season in 2024, finishing with the fewest receiving yards in the league at just 3,343 and a meager 18 touchdowns. Their struggles were highlighted by an inability to connect deep, managing only a paltry average of 9.8 yards per reception and tying for the least number of 20+ yard plays. Tight end Hunter Henry led the receiving corps with 674 yards, while DeMario Douglas followed with 621 yards, but none managed to catch more than three touchdowns. The team's overall performance culminated in a disappointing 4-13 record, prompting the firing of head coach Jerod Mayo. With significant needs on offense, the Patriots enter the offseason searching for solutions to revitalize their struggling unit.