Buffalo has had a couple of bad performances against some good running backs, but is typically one of the better run defenses in the league.

New England quarterback Mac Jones has played so well that nitpicking his performance has become a form of flattery.

Whether it was this season’s surge or last year’s swoon, Coach Bill Belichick has ‘always enjoyed’ bringing a team together.

Patriots offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels saw plenty he liked in Sunday’s win over Tennessee, but also some missed opportunities.

New England has won six straight heading into a matchup with defending AFC East champion Buffalo.

Mac Jones throws for 310 yards and two touchdowns, Nick Folk kicks five field goals, and New England improves to 8-4 with a 36-13 victory.

Coach Mike Vrabel has won two straight games against his former mentor, Bill Belichick, and New England.

The rookie quarterback may be facing his toughest test yet against Tennessee on Sunday at Gillette Stadium.

In an era of spread offenses, New England routinely lines up two backs. And on defense, the Patriots deploy single-high coverage more often than any team in the league.

Tennessee is battling injuries, but also needs to recover from Sunday’s loss to lowly Houston, which ended the Titans’ six-game winning streak.