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

Ray Davis' kickoff returns were a huge help for the Bills as he put Allen and the offense in prime positions to charge down the field and take the lead. Davis had three returns that went for over 30 yards, even taking one a total of 58 yards. As expected, the Bills capitalized on this moment.

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 game was basically a tale of two halves with the Patriots blowing up the scoreboard early and playing tough against the run. However, in the second half, they got run into the ground and failed to get anything going on offense, outside of rookie running back TreVeyon Henderson's legs. And even that couldn't save them.

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

The New England Patriots (11-2) entered Week 15 of the 2025 NFL season with a chance to bring home the AFC East division title. Should they

The Patriots' 10-game win streak is over after they fell to the Buffalo Bills on Sunday afternoon. For Drake Maye, he’s looking forward to responding to the loss in Week 16 against the Baltimore Ravens.

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