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Bills continue overcoming flaws, slow starts with another 2nd-half rally to beat Patriots
Josh Allen engineered five consecutive touchdown drives after halftime to erase a 21-point deficit, marking the largest road comeback for Buffalo since 1987, officials said.
- In Foxborough, the Buffalo Bills erased a 21-0 deficit to beat the New England Patriots 35-31, matching their largest road comeback with five straight touchdown drives.
- Ahead of the comeback, Buffalo Bills' recurring slow starts forced late-game rallies, as they were outscored 94-58 over the first 30 minutes in five recent games, with coach Sean McDermott's staff calling the team "battle-tested".
- Despite appearing ill on the sideline, Josh Allen vomited in the fourth quarter yet led five straight touchdown drives, while the Buffalo defense allowed a season-high 246 yards rushing and four rushing touchdowns.
- With the win, Buffalo remains alive in the AFC East race against New England, preserving its chance at a sixth straight title while traveling to Cleveland next before a crucial Week 17 showdown.
- Injury losses to Christian Benford and Jordan Phillips complicate Buffalo's path despite late comebacks; the defense is depleted, though the team has outscored opponents 111-35 over final 30 minutes.
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Bills keep overcoming flaws and slow starts, winning on another second-half rally
Bills quarterback Josh Allen says Buffalo's ability to produce dramatic second-half rallies is a sign of how battle-tested the team has been this season.
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Bills continue overcoming flaws, slow starts with another 2nd-half rally to beat Patriots
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Jordan Phillips goes off on Patriots fans after win
The Buffalo Bills pulled off a statement 35-31 win over the New England Patriots in a Week 15 showdown at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Mass. After the game, Bills defensive tackle Jordan Phillips tried to score another victory of his own against some New England fans. As he made his way to the tunnel, the 33-year-old Phillips showed he could match the rowdy fans word for word. “Go suck a fat d–k. 21-0 and you guys got your a– beat? Shut the …
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