Ugliness Equal On Both Sides Of The Ball And Other Leftover Patriots Thoughts
The only good news from Sunday is that it's over.
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The only good news from Sunday is that it's over.
After the game, Nickell Robey-Coleman said that Brissett and Mitchell had run directly through the Bills' defensive back drills twice. The first time resulted in a verbal warning. The second time, things got physical.
The Downs outnumber the Ups after a 16-0 loss on home turf for the Patriots.
Many people were surprised by the news that Jimmy Garoppolo would not play. Bills head coach Rex Ryan wasn't one of them.
Instead of being "on to Cleveland," Bill Belichick said "Right now, my thoughts are on the Buffalo game."
The Buffalo Bills started a fight before the game and then finished it, outplaying the New England Patriots in cruising to a historic 16-0 victory on Sunday.
Check back early and often as the Patriots are hosting the Bills, looking to finish the month 4-0 without Tom Brady.
Emotions ran high on the field prior to kickoff on Sunday, as multiple Bills players shoved Patriots players and coaches during warmups.
Dan Fouts, CBS Sports analyst and Hall of Fame quarterback, discusses the Dolphins-Bengals on TNF and Bills-Pats on Sunday in Week 4.
Patriots quarterbacks Jimmy Garoppolo and Jacoby Brissett were among the eight players listed as limited on Wednesday's practice report.
We still don't know who will be under center for the Patriots on Sunday when they host the Buffalo Bills, but things sound promising for Jimmy Garoppolo.
Rex Ryan attempted a bold new strategy in getting ready to prepare for the New England Patriots.
The Buffalo Bills won their first game of the season on Sunday, and just moments after their 33-18 victory over the Arizona Cardinals, Rex Ryan already had the New England Patriots on his mind.
It's only the middle of September, but the season outlook for Rex Ryan and the Buffalo Bills is already looking grim.
Phil Simms, CBS Sports analyst and ex-NFL quarterback, breaks down Week 2 games, starting with Jets-Bills on Thursday Night Football.
AFC East divisional rivals clash to open Week 2 in the NFL on Thursday Night.
The Buffalo Bills will reportedly be without defensive tackle Marcell Dareus for the first four games of the year, which includes a Week 4 meeting at Gillette Stadium.
This year, Rex Ryan might be reaping what he's sown.
Brandon Spikes, who played four seasons with the Patriots, has signed with the Buffalo Bills after a year off from football.
Today we're taking a dive into the AFC East, which is without a doubt one of the most intriguing divisions league wide.
Fortunately, the old Rex came out to play on Thursday.
When it comes to drawing up a game-plan to stop the Patriots' new dual tight end threat, Rex Ryan has no solution.
Will Rex Ryan's act wear thin in Buffalo? It will if the Bills' defense, which faltered last season under his watch, doesn't improve.
Rex Ryan and the Bills brought in Ray Lewis to deliver a pump-up speech before playing the Patriots. Lewis then went on ESPN as an analyst for the game the next day.
Tom Brady's offense is lacking some firepower, and though the defense has been excellent through 10 games, now the pressure is really on.
