The New England Patriots were a half away from ending Buffalo’s five-year reign atop the AFC East. But after allowing Josh Allen and the Bills to score touchdowns on five straight possessions, the pos

New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye walked off in dejection at Gillette Stadium Sunday. His mood shifted after running all over the Buffalo Bills through the scoreboard. Buffalo kept its once slim AFC East title hopes alive in its 35-31 road win.

For the first time since Week 3, the New England Patriots ended their game on the losing end. A second-half collapse to the Buffalo Bills resulted in a 35-31 l

The Patriots were victimized by the ability and determination of Allen. The quarterback led a second-quarter touchdown drive to get the Bills on the board as they went into the locker room trailing by a 24-7 margin. However, the Bills were rejuvenated in the second half and they scored on their first four drives in the final 30 minutes.

James Cook was feeling himself in the moments following the Buffalo Bills’ remarkable comeback win over the New England Patriots. While speaking with Mike Garaf

Even with the addition of Mike Vrabel this offseason, the flashes from Drake Maye at the end of his rookie season a year ago, and a last-place schedule, not man

The Patriots blew a 21-point lead and fell to Josh Allen’s Bills, 35-31. Obviously Maye knows it was a missed opportunity, and the quarterback used a six-word phrase to emphasize the importance of moving forward. He doesn’t want the 11-3 Patriots to dwell on the loss.

The New England Patriots entered their Week 15 matchup against the Buffalo Bills in hot pursuit of their first division title since the 2019 season — as well as their 29th playoff appearance in franchise history. In the process, they would complete one of the most impressive single-season turnarounds in NFL history.