After seeing extremely limited playing time in Week 5, logging just 11 snaps in the win over the Giants, it appears Michael Bennett is in some trouble with the Patriots.

The Patriots have suspended the veteran defensive lineman for a game due to what's being described as "conduct detrimental" to the team, per Ian Rapoport.

The suspension will keep Bennett out of action for the Patriots' Week 7 clash with the New York Jets, though he will be eligible to return the following week. Bennett was not at Patriots' practice on Tuesday.

The DL has since come out and offered an explanation for his suspension, claiming he had a "philosophical disagreement" with a position coach, resulting in his one-game suspension, per Jordan Schultz.

Bennett apologized for the possible distraction the altercation and his subsequent suspension may have occurred.

The 33-year-old will hope to be back on the field when the Pats host the Cleveland Browns in Week 8, and will certainly expect him to be on the field for more than the 11 snaps he saw in Week 6.

In 2019, Bennett has logged one start but appeared in six games. He's recorded 2.5 sacks, five tackles and four QB hits on the year.