Patriots upset undefeated Bills 23-20, end Buffalo’s perfect season

The New England Patriots Make sure that every team in the NFL was lost this season when you take the surprise against Buffalo Bills on Sunday evening with a 23:20 victory on the street.

After Denver Broncos The Bills were the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday on Sunday and were the only undefeated teams in the NFL. But Drake Maye and the patriots came into their AFC East fight with confidence and the right answer for Josh everyone on the defensive side of the ball.

With regard to the execution, it was not the best start for every team, since we had fumbles successive in the first quarter after all and Dawson Knox ‘Handoff had fallen on the lawn. But the patriots gave it back when Rhamondre Stevenson, who had problems at the beginning of this season, had problems after having caught a pass from Maye.

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After several paints, Keon Coleman, Allen’s trustworthy recipient, fumbled unusual later in the first quarter. Buffalo was also punished during her drives and killed momentum.

The patriots finally climbed the board with a field gate in the first quarter, the Matt Prater von The bills followed in the second quarter. In the first half there were no team of touchdowns, although the patriots had a 6: 3 lead into the changing room.

However, both crimes would turn it up in the second half, and it started when the bills started their opening trip 10: 6 after Curtis Samuel had been untouched by everyone on a short pass.

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However, Maye had the answer to the bills and, thanks to a 32-yard catch from Stefon Diggs, who returned to Buffalo, a city in which he was so popular for years as a favorite destination, only five games like Allen’s favorite destination. Diggs ended the game with 146 yards at 10 catches.

Stevenson climbed to the end zone to recapture the lead, and the defense of the patriots came through again with sales to keep the swing on her side. On the following trip everyone moved down when Marcus Jones jumped a passport for Khalil Shakir and caught the star of the Bills to turn the field.

Maye used this sales with 11 games 90 yards, which were covered by Stevenson’s second touchdown of the night to take over a lead of 20 to 10 at the beginning of the fourth quarter.

But as we have seen so often in the past, everyone replied when his team had to. Keon Coleman headed his Play Action Route perfectly from the two-yard line in New England and was discovered for a short pass by everyone to make it a three-point game.

After everyone had the following Patriots Drive, he had the chance that another touchdown drive might have won the game. But an outstanding deflection by Christian Gonzalez on the third and 10 had Prater tried a field goal, just to connect the game.

Instead of going to the field for the victory, it was Maye. With 2:17 on the clock, Maye was quiet when he found Diggs and Keyyshon Boutte for Chunk Yardage when they came into the Field Goal Range for Rookie Andy Borregales.

From a distance of 52 meters, Borregales’ first nail -bite kick could not have been better than he divided the pastors directly in the middle to take the lead with a 15 -second lead. That was the game because the bills no longer had time overalls and the clock could not get on the side.

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In the boxing point, Maye was 22 out of 30 for 273 yards, while modest 71 yards were seen by the team. For the Bills, all 22 out of 31 for 253 yards with two touchdowns and a catch with Dalton Kincaaid, his leading recipient with 108 yards in six catches.

The patriots also kept James Cook in check all night because he only had 49 meters with 15 Rush attempts. Buffalo led everyone in the run game with 53 yards on nine carries.

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