New England Patriots quarterback Mac Jones has taken the blame after receiving the hair dryer treatment from coach Bill Belichick at practice. The 24-year-old claimed that "it was my fault" after being on the wrong end of a Belichick blasting during a two-minute drill. The coach ordered a drill to be done again after the offense failed to get the ball into the end zone on the drive, and not just score a field goal. New England Patriots deliver update and make key pre-season decision after Packers game abandoned NFL fans say 'it's only pre-season' as huge brawl leaves supporters covered in blood During the Patriots joint practice alongside the Green Bay Packers at Ray Nitschke Field, Jones was quizzed about the altercation in an interview with reporters. “So, we scored on the two-minute drive with a field goal, and then we just wanted to try a situation again,” Jones said. “We just kind of redid the situation, I guess. "That was fun, I guess, but it was my fault. I think it was just a miscommunication between all of us. But it was fine. It was a good learning experience. Mac Jones featured in the New England Patriots preseason game against the Green Bay Packers ( Image: Photo by Patrick McDermott/Getty Images) "It’s too hard to explain in football terms to the media and stuff, but it was kind of a nuance, because we kind of repeated a situation we just did, you know what I’m saying? So that’s what we need, though, so both teams can get the situation, try and practice it and then do it again to get it right.” The incident won't do Jones any favors with the 24-year-old yet to be officially named as the starting quarterback. Although on the team’s unofficial depth chart Jones is listed ahead of Bailey Zappe. This isn't the only controversial incident that has taken place during the Packers-Patriots joint practice session. Both teams were involved in a series of scuffles after tensions boiled over earlier in the week. For all the latest on news, politics, sports, and showbiz from the USA, go to The Mirror US College football stars chased team-mate with pics of naked women to test his virginity Kenny Pickett embarrasses Josh Allen as Bills quarterback struggles on pre-season start According to reports, between six and seven incidents have taken place, including a fight which saw Packers' linebacker Keshawn Banks take a swing at Patriots' rookie Keion White. Both teams have since put their differences aside and featured in a pre season game on Saturday night. The game saw the Patriots claim a 17-21 win with Bailey Zappe also getting minutes on the field, and earning 1 TD with 117 yards. The clash was called off early when cornerback Isaiah Bolden was forced to be hospitalized following a collision with teammate Calvin Munson. The Patriots have since confirmed that Bolden has been discharged from hospital.