Patriots’ Kayshon Boutte Drops Truth Bomb About Brutal Weather Vs. Broncos

The Patriots are headed to the Super Bowl after a victory over the Denver Broncos, finishing the game with a score of 10-7. New England faced many challenges during the game, but a big one emerged in the second half.

Denver began to be hit by snow in the second half, creating challenging conditions for play. The Patriots were the only team to score after halftime, getting on the board with a field goal during their first drive after the break.

Wide receiver Kayshon Boutte was one of the players affected by the challenging weather conditions, and he shared his thoughts on playing in such situations.

“I think it wasn’t bad,” Boutte said on Sunday, via Patriots on CLNS. “We get paid a lot of money to play no matter the weather, rain, sleet, snow. I think I’d be mad if we let snow stop us from going to the Super Bowl.”

The Patriots appeared better prepared to handle the harsh weather than the Broncos, and it likely had a lot to do with New England’s starting quarterback, Drake Maye while Denver relied on its backup, Jarrett Stidham.