Patriots, Buffalo Bills and NFL Week 5
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The Bills host their AFC East rival on Sunday Night Football. Here's an early look at what should be a tough game for unbeaten Buffalo.
After the New England Patriots’ blowout win over the Carolina Panthers, head coach Mike Vrabel told The Greg Hill Show he believes his team “can play with anybody.” That will be tested Sunday night in Buffalo.
The Buffalo Bills are 4-0 for the first time since the 2020 NFL season, with wins against the Baltimore Ravens, New York Jets, Miami Dolphins, and most recently the New Orleans Saints. They’ll complete their first pass through the AFC East in Week 5, hosting the New England Patriots for the final matchup in their three-game homestand.
Bernard missed one play before re-entering the game and making an immediate impact. Bernard stopped running back Alvin Kamara for a 2-yard gain on his first play back in. On the next play, Bernard blitzed, forcing New Orleans quarterback Spencer Rattler to throw the ball into the ground.
The Buffalo Bills have opened the 2025 NFL season in impressive fashion, with quarterback Josh Allen leading the way. The reigning MVP has powered Buffalo to a perfect start, including Sunday’s dominant win over the New Orleans Saints in which the offense topped at least 30 points for the fourth straight week.
The Buffalo Bills are one of only two teams in the NFL still with an unblemished record in 2025. After defeating the New Orleans Saints (0-4) in Week 4 in a 31-19 final, the Bills and Philadelphia Eagles are the only two sides still sitting at 4-0.
Wegmans is going beyond the freezer aisle for the big game. The grocer is also selling limited-edition Buffalo Bills Rivalries long-sleeve white T-shirts, designed exclusively for the supermarket chain. Bills Mafia, known as one of the NFL’s most passionate fan bases, is encouraged to wear them on Sunday to help white-out Highmark Stadium.
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QB Josh Allen leads Bills to 4-0 start, but concerns linger after close call in win over Saints
High expectations have their price, leaving Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills unhappy, but relieved, following a close call against the winless New Orleans Saints.
A pair of winless teams look for a turnaround win at Hard Rock Stadium on Monday night as the New York Jets (0-3) visit the Miami Dolphins (0-3).
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