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The Los Angeles Rams have cleared defensive end Aaron Donald, cornerback Jaylen Watson, and tight end Colby Parkinson for Monday Night Football against the Buffalo Bills. While safety Quentin Lake remains questionable, the team has decided to delay the return of defensive end Myles Garrett, prioritizing long-term health over immediate availability.
Drake Maye was named AFC Offensive Player of the Week after leading the New England Patriots to a 29-26 upset victory over the Buffalo Bills in Week 4. Maye threw for 269 yards and three touchdowns, including a 23-yard game-winner to Efton Chism III with 1:50 remaining. The win marked the Patriots' first victory as a visiting team in the Bills' new Highmark Stadium. Boston Sports Journal analysis suggests the Patriots' coaching advantage and the Bills' poor preparation were key factors, while Maye's second-half performance indicated a return to form after a rough start to the season.
Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen faced criticism for an exaggerated fall after light contact from a Patriots defender, though the play did not result in a penalty. The incident followed a costly late interception that sealed a 29-26 loss to New England, marking the second consecutive game Allen has blamed himself for turnovers. While fans called for fines, the league recognized Patriots quarterback Drake Maye as AFC Offensive Player of the Week for his three-touchdown performance.
The New England Patriots defeated the Buffalo Bills, avoiding a 1-3 start and narrowing the AFC East gap to one game. Coach Mike Vrabel used an Allen Iverson video to instill a physical mindset, while quarterback Drake Maye regained confidence through aggressive fourth-down calls and elite pocket management.
The New England Patriots defeated the Buffalo Bills 29-26 on October 4, 2026, at Highmark Stadium, ending a three-game losing streak and securing a spot in the playoff picture. Drake Maye rebounded from a poor start with 269 passing yards and three touchdowns, while the defense neutralized Josh Allen's rushing threat. The win improved New England to 2-2 and dropped Buffalo to 3-1.
The New England Patriots defeated the Buffalo Bills in a high-stakes divisional matchup, improving to 2-2 and ending a rough start to the 2026 season. Quarterback Drake Maye delivered a strong performance, showcasing improved pocket movement and decision-making, while head coach Mike Vrabel emphasized an aggressive offensive strategy that capitalized on fourth-down conversions. The victory has restored confidence to the team after a 35-6 loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars in Week 3.
The New England Patriots defeated the Buffalo Bills 29-26 in Week 4, improving their record to 2-2. While the victory provided momentum, the game resulted in several injuries for New England, most notably a calf issue for wide receiver Mack Hollins. The Patriots' defense successfully limited Josh Allen, while Drake Maye delivered a strong performance to lead the team to the win.
The New England Patriots defeated the Buffalo Bills 29-26 on Sunday at New Highmark Stadium, securing a crucial win in the AFC East. Drake Maye threw for 269 yards and three touchdowns, exploiting Buffalo's secondary, while Josh Allen threw a game-ending interception with 1:05 remaining. The victory moves New England to 2-2, placing them in the playoff picture as the No. 7 seed, while Buffalo drops to 3-1.
The San Francisco 49ers, Kansas City Chiefs, and Minnesota Vikings are the only undefeated teams entering NFL Week 5, with the 49ers ranked No. 1 by The Arizona Republic. The Buffalo Bills dropped to No. 5 after losing to the New England Patriots, while five teams remain winless. The Arizona Republic and Cowboys Wire agree on the top three, but differ on the placement of the Bills and Rams.
After the Patriots defeated the Bills 29-26, Buffalo safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson dismissed the game-winning catch by Efton Chism as a fluke by a 'practice squad player.' Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel responded by highlighting Chism's active roster status and work ethic, while noting Gardner-Johnson's history of frequent team changes.
The San Francisco 49ers have moved to the No. 1 spot in the latest NFL power rankings, replacing the Buffalo Bills who suffered their first loss. Only three teams remain unbeaten: the 49ers, Kansas City Chiefs, and Minnesota Vikings. The 49ers' rise is attributed to their veteran core and historic defensive line performance, while the Bills' drop follows a defeat to the New England Patriots. Other notable movements include the Jacksonville Jaguars jumping to No. 4 and the Cleveland Browns entering the top 10.
New England Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel publicly mocked Buffalo Bills safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson after the latter dismissed the Patriots' 29-26 victory as a fluke. Gardner-Johnson claimed wide receiver Efton Chism was a 'practice-squad player' who made a one-time highlight-reel catch, while Vrabel highlighted Chism's consistent practice performance and roster status. The exchange follows a contentious game where Vrabel was previously penalized for profanity.
New England Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel responded to Buffalo Bills safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson's postgame criticism of the Patriots' 29-26 victory. Gardner-Johnson dismissed the game-winning touchdown by wide receiver Efton Chism as a fluke by a 'practice squad player.' Vrabel countered by highlighting Chism's work ethic and noting that Gardner-Johnson has been on eight teams in four years. Chism, an undrafted free agent from 2025, caught two passes for 42 yards, including the 23-yard touchdown, after Mack Hollins was injured.
Buffalo Bills safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson dismissed the New England Patriots' 29-26 victory over the Bills as a fluke, crediting wide receiver Efton Chism’s one-handed end-zone catch as a one-time anomaly. Gardner-Johnson claimed Chism is a fringe player who likely won't replicate the play, while Patriots coach Mike Vrabel countered by highlighting Chism's experience across eight teams in four years. The teams will meet again in Week 13.
New England Patriots wide receiver Romeo Doubs scored two touchdowns in a Week 4 win against the Buffalo Bills, marking his best performance since joining the team. Despite a bizarre interception at the end of the first half that gave Buffalo a 17-14 lead, Doubs recovered to lead the offense. Quarterback Drake Maye publicly took blame for the turnover, telling Doubs to move on, while coach Mike Vrabel called the mistake 'unfortunate.' The Patriots ultimately overcame the deficit, with Maye and Doubs showing improved chemistry.