Still, it's quite a thing to say less than 24 hours after the Bills posted a 40-9 win over the Panthers. Josh Allen is still Josh Allen. Yes, the Patriots get a home crowd in what should be a pivotal clash on Dec. 14 and the result of that game is likely to have a huge impact on the AFC East race.

It was a warranted celebration for a team that has been one of the biggest surprise stories this season. The Patriots only won four games last season, and now, they are sitting at 6-2 with the lead in the AFC East division. They went on to roll over the Browns in a 32-13 victory.

The New England Patriots take on the Buffalo Bills in a rivalry matchup in Orchard Park, New York on Sunday Night Football.

Former Chiefs quarterback Alex Smith chose the team he believes will take the AFC East title. He picked between Drake Maye's New England Patriots and Josh Allen's Buffalo Bills on Monday.

Bills running back James Cook said that their "urgency" during their practices led to his career-best game against the Panthers in Week 8.

For the second time, one of the Patriots’ only two Pro Bowlers committed an act designated as by the NFL as a punishable offense.

New England opens with a bootleg pass to Stefon Diggs (who else?), who promptly finds open grass for a first down. But then the Bills defense counters immediately, swallowing up Rhamondre Stevenson's first carry and then sacking Maye on third-and-long. Already we can see this matchup will be a test for the Patriots' offensive front.

The New England Patriots are off to a great start in 2025 but must be ready for the humbling challenges that ended their 2021 run.

The Browns had 21 receptions as a team in their 32-13 loss to the New England Patriots on Sunday. Only two of those 21 receptions came via their wide receivers— just the latest stat that shows how dire Cleveland’s passing game has become.