Sunday evening football: Drake Maye, Stefon Diggs directs the Patriots after the invoices, 23-20

If you heard Champagne jump around 11:30 p.m. on Sunday evening, it was probably the dolphins 1972.

The last unbeaten team in 2025 has a defeat, while the Patriots managed to defeat the Bills, 23-20, in the west of New York on Sunday evening football.

The second-year quarter, Drake Maye, set up his first winning training, with a few completions that set up a 52 yards of the Andy Borregales recruit with only 15 seconds in time.

Maye showed significant growth in its first departure in prime time, finishing 22 passes out of 30 for 273 yards. He had only one incompletion in the second period, in 13 out of 14.

Many of these passage have gone to the former Bills Stefon Diggs, who captured 10 passes for 146 yards on 12 targets. It was Digg’s best performance since 2022 – when he captured 10 assists for 148 yards during a Buffalo victory against Kansas City.

While Rhamondre Stevenson had his third escaped in the last three games in the first half, he rushed to two affected in the second half to help the Patriots take a lead.

There was not a lot of score in the first half of the Sunday competition, the Patriots scored two goals on the field and the invoices. It was a particularly sloppy first half for Buffalo, because the club committed eight penalties as well as two reversals in the first 30 minutes.

But Buffalo began to correct all of this just after half-time, when Josh Allen launched his eighth pass of the season to end the opening of the third quarter, giving Buffalo an advantage of 10-6.

But then Stevenson put his first hit of the day, putting the Patriots 13-10 back. And Allen launched an interception deep in the territory of New England to keep the invoices outside the board of directors. The Patriots gathered a journey of 11 games and 90 yards with additional possession, increasing 20-10 with Stevenson’s second TD.

From there, however, Buffalo started. Keon Coleman caught a touch of 2 yards from Allen to make the 20-17 score. The Bills recovered the ball and arrived at the line of the 27 yards of the Patriots. But the journey stuck from there, driving Buffalo to settle for a basket of 45 yards from Matt Prate to equalize the match.

Buffalo, however, has left New England too much time for Maye.

Allen finished match 22 out of 31 for 253 yards with two affected, interception and a lost escape. He also led invoices with 53 yards on nine races. James Cook had 49 yards on 15 races, on average 3.3 yards per attempt. Dalton Kincaid led the team with six catches and 108 yards.

Now at 3-2 after a large victory of the divisional road, the Patriots will be on the road next weekend to face the 1-4 saints.

The 4-1 invoices will have an additional day for stew for this loss, because they will face the Falcons 2-2, which leave their bye, next Monday evening.