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Jabrill Peppers showed the Patriots what they lost when they shockingly released him before the season began. The Steelers safety forced a fumble on Antonio Gibson in the third quarter and amassed six tackles in Pittsburgh’s 21-14 win over New England at Gillette Stadium.

“I appreciate it,” he said quietly, “but I’ve got to hold on to the ball to have value and put value on this team. If I can’t hold on to the ball, they don’t need me.”

After allowing two quick touchdowns to begin the game, the defense kept the Patriots in the game for the remaining 43 minutes of the contest. Credit coaches for identifying two issues early in the game by benching linebacker Christian Elliss and cornerback Alex Austin after the Steelers’ initial scoring drives.

Patriots wide receiver DeMario Douglas knows he didn't make the right choice on the team's final fourth down play.