Patriots Defense Used Some Buffalo Trash Talk As Motivation
It's never wise to give the Patriots bulletin board material. Just ask Buffalo's Dion Dawkins.
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It's never wise to give the Patriots bulletin board material. Just ask Buffalo's Dion Dawkins.
After losing to the Patriots, Buffalo head coach Sean McDermott made it clear that he's extremely miffed that New England cornerback Jonathan Jones was not ejected for a helmet-to-helmet hit that knocked out Bills quarterback Josh Allen.
The Patriots defense was great again in Buffalo. The offense, however, was not.
It wasn't pretty, but the New England Patriots improved to 4-0 on the season with a 16-10 victory in Buffalo.
Devin McCourty has played in four football games this season. He has an interception in each of them.
In the court of public opinion, the New England Patriots are being accused of cheating again.
Tom Brady's arsenal is fairly healthy heading into New England's clash with the Bills on Sunday. The defense, however, is down a key member.
Patriots fans got a mixed bag of injury news ahead of Sunday's road meeting of 3-0 teams in Buffalo.
WBZ-TV's Levan Reid brings you everything you need to know ahead of Sunday's Patriots-Bills matchup in Buffalo.
The Patriots have put an absolute beatdown on their first three opponents. Doing so for the fourth straight week is going to be much tougher.
Patriots receiver Julian Edelman is listed as questionable for Sunday's tilt against the Buffalo Bills, and he isn't alone. The Patriots are giving seven players a 50-50 shot at playing Sunday in Buffalo.
The anger geared at the mechanism for replay review of pass interference was not entirely justified. That's because the new process for reviewing pass interference is ... dare I say ... actually working.
The Patriots are 3-0. The Bills are 3-0. It's going to be one wild scene in Buffalo this weekend.
The Patriots are 3-0 and are a wagon to start this season. They do have one glaring need on the roster, though, as they look to fill a massive void at tight end.
The incident was entirely avoidable, and it had nothing to do with the sport of football. As such, the NFL is going to have to take it seriously. Yet the league almost certainly won't.
