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Patriots News Links Catchup – Week 5 Patriots-Bills keys to victory

  • Patriots-Bills updated Injury Report.
  • Alexandra Francisco has the story of how Patriots players were touched by a gift from a young patient during Children’s Hospital visit.
  • Press Conferences: Josh McDaniels – Jeremy Springer – Carlton Davis III, Antonio Gibson, Kyle Dugger, Jared Wilson and K’Lavon Chaisson.
  • All Access: Mike Vrabel interview (5 min. video)
  • One-on-One: Marcus Jones (3 min. video) – Mack Hollins (3 min. video)
  • Scouting the Matchups: Mike Dussault and Evan Lazar break down Week 5 vs. the Bills. (8 min. video)
  • Player Poll: What is something fun you do on an off day? (1 min. video)
  • Patriots Unfiltered: Final Bills preview, Jack Gibbens interview, NFL Week 5 picks. (2 hour video)
  • Thomas Murphy presents his Monster Keys to a Patriots victory over the Bills and busting the Mafia. 1. Ball Control: “…Keeping Josh Allen off the field is paramount to grabbing a W on Sunday night. Now for the shocking deep cut to this key. SLING IT – yes, Sling it – I know the numbers. …” More!
  • Steve Balestrieri’s Week 5 Pats-Bills matchups, keys to the game. 1. Patriots RBs vs. Bills front seven — Edge New England. “… Shortening the game and having a good running game that allows for play action passing is the Patriots best chance of hanging with Buffalo.” More!
  • Taylor Kyles’ Game Preview: How the Patriots can secure a statement win vs Bills. 1. Establish the run.
  • Alex Barth’s Friday 5 Things: Patriots face a measuring stick test in Buffalo Bills. “Don’t beat ourselves. That’s what happened last year at their place,” Drake Maye recalled this week when asked about the Bills having won the turnover battle in 26 games in a row.
  • Andrew Callahan’s Week 5 thoughts: Why Josh McDaniels is the Patriots’ key to a Bills upset and more.
  • Hayden Bird relays ESPN NFL analyst Dan Orlovsky on why the Patriots are a ‘dangerous’ matchup for the Bills this week, “Their defense is struggling right now, so I think it’s dangerous.”
  • Ryan O’Leary points to the inconsistent run game as the Patriots’ biggest concern going into Week 5
  • Jerry Thornton suggests now would be a good time for the doubters to admit how wrong they were about Will Campbell.
  • Chris Mason explains how Patriots captain Hunter Henry has been ‘irreplaceable’ and showing leadership beyond the box score.
  • Karen Guregian notes that even if Stefon Diggs isn’t the same receiver he was in Buffalo, what he’s becoming in New England has promise and works just fine.
  • Mark Daniels spotlights LB K’Lavon Chaisson, as the 26 year-old former first-round pick is reviving his career in New England.
  • Chris Mason notes Carlton Davis may be new to the AFC East, but the veteran cornerback knows how dangerous Josh Allen can be.
  • Graham Wilker points out how the Patriots found unexpected weapons that are reshaping their season.
  • Alex Barth reports DT Milton Williams took a step back, missing practice on Thursday after being limited Wednesday.
  • Darren Hartwell wonders if Milton Williams’ ankle injury is cause for concern for Sunday night.
  • A Clare Perspective podcast: Evan Lazar joins Clare to discuss the Bills matchup and all things Patriots. (27 min.)

16 comments

  1. We will need to lock in the next few weeks. This was a huge win but the next 3 at saints at titans and vs browns are winnable games.

  3. Huge shoutout to Zak Kuhr. Coming in as an interim DC is one thing, but having our guys playing like they are is another. Some big-time plays on defense when we needed them to.

  6. Drake Maye plays with the kind of poise that makes football feel almost poetic. His arm is a cannon, yet his touch is soft enough to drop a ball into a receiver’s hands like a gift. He stands tall in the pocket, scanning the field with a calm that borders on regal, then unleashes throws that cut through defenses like brushstrokes on a canvas. Watching him is like watching raw talent refined by instinct: equal parts fire and finesse, a quarterback who makes the impossible look effortless.

  7. They are 2-0 in road division games, that’s never easy to do. The only road division game left is against the Jets.

  8. This team has some winning swagger.

    That play on the final drive, where Maye was inches from the ground and found Diggs for first down yardage. Wow. A sack would have been disastrous, and an incompletion would have led to more time left on the clock.

    Also that 3rd down catch by Diggs that kept the long TD drive going. Such a critical moment in the game.

  13. I think it’s safe to say Diggs looks pretty spry, for the second week in a row. If that becomes commonplace, I think we can put the “Maye has no weapons” talk to bed. Some of those routes were absurd

    Speaking of Maye, he’s stacking good weeks and looks at home in McDaniels’ scheme. Henry steady as usual. And I don’t think we’re at our ceiling yet

    Bummer about Gibson. I hope his injury isn’t serious

  14. if we want an efficient run game we need to start using hendo. absolutely no reason he shouldnt be used more. stevensons fumbles will continue to cost us points/games

  16. anyone got a pic or video of vrabel’s reaction to that ridiculous anti-sack throw Maye tossed to Diggs?

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