The New England Patriots continue their resurgence in style. The Bill Belichick-coached side (9-4) last night defeated the Bills in what can be termed as a technical masterclass. Last night’s win means that the Patriots have now won seven straight games. What’s more impressive is that they are 6-0 on the road this season.
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New England Patriots defeat the Buffalo Bills 14-10
The Patriots in their last night win against the Bills focused heavily on their ground game. They outgunned the Bills 229 to 99 yards rushing. But how did they negate Josh Allen‘s aerial threat? They didn’t. Allen’s strong-armed passing assault was negated by the cold, windy, snowy night.
While one QB had tough luck, Mac Jones also had little work to do. Jones’ three tries were the fewest in an NFL game since Buffalo Bills quarterback Joe Ferguson went 0-for-2 in 1974. The game, however, was entertaining as the last-ditch interception of Josh Allen’s throw decided the winner by Patriots DE Miles Bryant.
Mac Jones completes just two passes against the Bills; Twitter Reacts
A win for the Bills would’ve meant that they could reduce the distance between the Patriots and them in the race for AFC East Supremacy. Thanks to this permutation, the pumped-up Bills Mafia was looking forward to rooting for the Buffalo Bills against the New England Patriots on Monday night.
The Patriots, on the other hand, had other plans. They won the match 14-10 in a windy Highmark Stadium after gaining 222 yards via the air on a night when their quarterback, Mac Jones, tried only three throws. Yes, you read it right. Mac Jones attempted only three passes.
The Patriots just won a game with Mac Jones throwing only 3 passes against 7-4 Buffalo Bills team. Bill Belichick is a madman and the NFL in trouble once again
— Cody Shannon (@codyshannon1287) December 7, 2021
“Just a crazy game to be a part of,” Patriots quarterback Mac Jones told reporters after the contest. “We knew if we didn’t turn the ball over, we’d be good.” When asked about his lack of passing, Jones responded – “I’m just trying to win. It was good we scored more than the other team.”
Bills fans with this loss were obviously upset and took to Twitter to share their frustration –
Fire these coaches … 1- bad coaching calls all season 2- bad running game 3- discipline 4- penalties … 5- oline … same reasons we lost 5 games and no one is fixing anything
— Honest Bills Fan (@Honst_bills_fan) December 7, 2021
I still believe in Josh Allen. Only reason the Bills lost that game was because they were out coached. Buffalo has the better roster and will turn up in the playoffs. I’ll be back to say I told you so. #BillsMafia #BuffaloBills #NEvsBUF
— James Deerfield (@deerfield_james) December 7, 2021
Bill Belichick said the 2008 finale in Buffalo was “way worse” from a wind perspective than this game.
— Mike Reiss (@MikeReiss) December 7, 2021
.@Patriots destroyed the @BuffaloBills in the trenches…you know…where games are won and lost. The #Patriots show you what “physical football” looks like. It’s never a cliche’ with them. #BaldysBreakdowns pic.twitter.com/BtohZpdene
— Brian Baldinger (@BaldyNFL) December 7, 2021
Fans braved windy and snowy conditions at Highmark Stadium in Orchard Park, New York, to watch the Buffalo Bills play the New England Patriots. https://t.co/EuLnmGm4I1 pic.twitter.com/vT3s7BCpdC
— ABC News (@ABC) December 7, 2021
Buffalo Bills to Mother Nature after she helped the Pats win pic.twitter.com/cAgoeGO0mg
— Tom Grossi (@tomgrossicomedy) December 7, 2021
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When I die I want the Buffalo Bills to lower me into my grave so they can let me down one last time
— Trevor Borchardt (@tborchardt823) December 7, 2021
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Last night’s technical masterclass against the Bills means they now have a two-game lead over the Buffalo Bills (7-5) in the AFC East standings. Do you think the Bills can pull off a comeback?
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