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Bills Rally Stuns Patriots Ends Win Streak
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- Buffalo Bills overcame a 21-point deficit to defeat the New England Patriots 35-31.
- The win moved the Bills to a 10-4 record and ended the Patriots’ 10-game win streak.
- Josh Allen threw for three touchdowns and James Cook scored three times for Buffalo.
The Buffalo Bills mounted an impressive comeback against their AFC East rivals, toppling the Patriots after trailing by 21 points in Foxborough.
This hard-fought win not only lifted Buffalo’s record to 10-4 but also snapped New England’s 10-game win streak, keeping the AFC East race tight as the Patriots stand at 11-3.
The Patriots took early control behind Drake Maye’s two rushing touchdowns and a strong defensive effort, which set the tone in the first quarter.
James Cook III found the end zone in the second quarter, but New England maintained a sizable lead with a field goal before halftime.
“Allen showcased his MVP style of play right from the start.”
Buffalo’s offense surged in the second half, highlighted by Allen’s touchdown passes to Dawson Knox and a persistent running attack from Cook.
The Bills defense forced a key turnover on a deep throw by Maye, with Tre’Davious White intercepting at their own nine-yard line.
Buffalo capitalized on the turnover to take their first lead with a Knox touchdown, as the game momentum shifted for the visitors.
TreVeyon Henderson answered with a long 65-yard touchdown run for New England, putting the pressure back on the Bills.
The Bills delivered a final, methodical scoring drive capped by Cook’s third touchdown of the day, putting Buffalo ahead for good at 35-31.
Buffalo’s defense sealed the victory with two late stops, including a key fourth-down incompletion by the Patriots.
Josh Allen finished 19-of-28 for 193 yards and three touchdowns while adding 48 rushing yards, and James Cook totaled 107 yards rushing with two scores, also catching two passes.
Eight Bills players caught passes from Allen, showing a balanced offensive effort.
For the Patriots, Maye completed 14-of-23 for 155 yards, and Henderson rushed for 148 yards on 14 carries with two touchdowns.
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