Last season, the New England Patriots broke onto the scene. After years of rebuilding, the team made it back into the Super Bowl, and their quarterback, Drake Maye, emerged as an MVP candidate.
BUFFALO — The New England Patriots are back on the game field, and they have a massive opportunity to wash away last week's brutal 35-6 loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars.
The biggest story regarding the Patriots at the moment is quarterback Drake Maye , but not for reasons anyone expected. Maye, who finished second in MVP
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If the Patriots are to win tomorrow’s divisional clash with the Bills, they will do so with a shorthanded defense. Cornerback Christian Gonzalez and defensive tackle Christian Barmore will be sidelined for Week 4.
As if a 1-2 start to the season wasn’t bad enough, the New England Patriots will be lacking firepower for their Week 4 matchup against the Buffalo Bills.
BUFFALO — With Christian Gonzalez not playing this week against the Buffalo Bills, the New England Patriots elevated a pair of veteran defensive backs to the active roster.
Per the wire, the Patriots are elevating defensive backs Kindle Vildor and Mike Brown for Week 4. Vildor, 28, was drafted in the fifth round by the Bears out of Georgia Southern in 2020.
For most of this season, it’s been the defense that has carried things as Drake Maye and the offense have struggled to settle in during New England’s 1-2 start.
The Buffalo Bills are 3-0 and sit No. 1 across many boards in this week’s power rankings. The New England Patriots team coming to Highmark Stadium on Sunday looks little like the one that won there 23-20 last season.
Down their top receiver (A.J. Brown), best player (Christian Gonzalez), lead defensive lineman (Christian Barmore), and riding their fourth different right guard on offense (Ben Brown), the 1-2 New England Patriots head to Buffalo for a Sunday showdown against Josh Allen and the 3-0 Buffalo Bills.
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As if a Week 4 game against the Buffalo Bills wasn't going to be tough enough fully healthy, the Patriots got bad news regarding the game status of two key defensive players.
The struggles New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye endured over the first three weeks of this season generated both predictable and unexpected headlines following the club's 35-6 blowout loss at the Jacksonville Jaguars that dropped New England to 1-2 on Sept.