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11 Takeaways From Patriots Shocking And Impressive Week 5 Win Over

Bonisiwe Shabane
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11 takeaways from patriots shocking and impressive week 5 win over

They went into Orchard Park on Sunday night, and were able to get a primetime win over the undefeated Buffalo Bills, winning 23-20. There is SO much to talk about, so let's get straight into the takeaways: The Patriots needed Drake Maye to step up in his first primetime game as a starter, and the second-year quarterback delivered in a huge way. Maye started the game a little shaky, but he came out in the second half looking confident and composed in the pocket, making play after play that helped the team get down the field... Maye finished the game going 22-for-30, throwing for 273 yards, along with three carries for 12 yards. And with that, he had everyone talking about this impressive throw to Stefon Diggs as he was being pulled down to the ground on the team's game-winning drive.

Watch as we recap the Patriots thrilling primetime divisional win over the Buffalo Bills. We break down Drake Maye and Stefon Diggs' performances, big plays on defense and the rookie kicker Andy Borregales' game-winning kick. We wager the night's win as potentially being the Patriots biggest win since the Super Bowl victory over the Rams. Plus, Patriots tight end Hunter Henry calls in to discuss the win, and what it means for the team as they continue to build their identity. Watch as we recap the Patriots thrilling primetime divisional win over the Buffalo Bills. We break down Drake Maye and Stefon Diggs' performances, big plays on defense and the rookie kicker Andy Borregales' game-winning kick.

We wager the night's win as potentially being the Patriots biggest win since the Super Bowl victory over the Rams. Plus, Patriots tight end Hunter Henry calls in to discuss the win, and what it means for the team as they continue to build their identity. Tune-in as the postgame crew shares their instant breakdown and analysis of the Patriots' 27-14 win over the New York Jets. They give our takes on who the night's stars were and who could have performed better on both sides of the ball. Plus, they reflect on New England's season so far after winning eight-straight, securing a winning season, and putting the league on watch. Patriots cornerback Christian Gonzalez calls into the Patriots Postgame Show to discuss the win over the Jets on Thursday, November 13, 2025.

Tune-in as we recap and breakdown the Patriots 28-23 statement road win in Tampa Bay agains the Buccaneers to improve 8-2. We give our good and bad takeaways from the game including huge defensive stops, a shaky run game, Maye's plays and more. Plus, we discuss the week's quick turnaround as the Patriots are set to take on the division rival New York Jets on Thursday Night Football. FOXBOROUGH — Primetime at Gillette Stadium did not disappoint as the New England Patriots hosted the New York Jets in a division matchup. The crowd was loud as "M-V-P" chants could be heard all throughout the game for Drake Maye. And in the end, the Patriots got yet another win, marking their eighth in a row and improving to an NFL-best 9-2 record so far this season.

So, let's get into some takeaways from Thursday's matchup: It was not a bad night for rookie TreVeyon Henderson, who took over as the top running back with Rhamondre Stevenson sidelined yet another week. And he did not disappoint, finding his way into the end zone for three touchdowns. Along with his three trips to the end zone, Henderson finished the game with 19 carries for 62 yards. His impressive showing also allowed him to earn a spot next to some other franchise legends. Tune-in as we breakdown the Patriots primetime divisional victory over the Buffalo Bills.

We discuss standout performances from Drake Maye, Stefon Diggs and the Patriots defense. We talk the reported season-ending injury of Antonio Gibson, what the means for the running back room and possible signings the Patriots can make to mend that roster hole. Plus, we discuss whether the results of the game raises the Patriots win ceiling or changes the way we can look at the remainder of the schedule. Tune-in as we breakdown the Patriots primetime divisional victory over the Buffalo Bills. We discuss standout performances from Drake Maye, Stefon Diggs and the Patriots defense. We talk the reported season-ending injury of Antonio Gibson, what the means for the running back room and possible signings the Patriots can make to mend that roster hole.

Plus, we discuss whether the results of the game raises the Patriots win ceiling or changes the way we can look at the remainder of the schedule. Tune-in as the PU Crew covers the latest storylines from Gillette Stadium. We give a final preview of Thursday Night's primetime divisional matchup against the New York Jets, and it's implications on AFC East standings. We cut to Rob Gronkowski's press conference where he speaks to the media and signs a one-day contract to retire a Patriot. Plus, we go around the horn to give our picks for the NFL's Week 11 slate. Tune-in as the PU Crew breaks down the New England's 28-23 win over the Tampe Bay Buccaneers that maintained the Patriots undefeated road record.

We share our key takeaways on Drake Maye, Josh McDaniels game plan, the defense and more. Plus, we quickly turn the page to Thursday night's division matchup against the Jets, and talk the launch of the Patriots Rivalries week. Tune-in as we give our final key matchups and predictions to watch for the Patriots Week 10 road game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. With a strong defense and a MVP caliber quarterback at the helm, how can the Patriots possibly snag an upset against an injured Tampa team? Evan and Deuce speak to Mack Hollins at the break to discuss the team's 7-2 first half the season and how they plan to maintain success heading to Tampa and beyond. Plus, we each share our Week 10 league picks.

Orchard Park, NY – The Patriots have their first signature win under head coach Mike Vrabel, an epic 23-20 victory over the Buffalo Bills at Highmark Stadium on Sunday night. Where do we begin? First of all, what a freaking football game. That's the type of game we want to see the Patriots playing. Primetime. Under the lights.

On the road against a division opponent with the whole NFL world watching. Delivering a win in that atmosphere is a massive testament to the players and the program Vrabel is building in Foxboro. The Patriots team goal this week was to "take the next step" as a football team. New England already took advantage of bad football by routing the Panthers last week, but to be a true contender, the Patriots need to begin winning epic football games like we saw in Orchard... On Sunday night, the Patriots took that next step, snapping a 14-game home winning streak for the Bills to knock off the last undefeated team in the NFL. Along with the first signature win for the Vrabel era, it was also a huge moment for second-year QB Drake Maye.

Maye was absolutely masterful in the second half, completing his first game-winning drive as a pro with multiple big-time plays on the Patriots game-winning drive. Individually, Maye took the next step, delivering in the clutch in the first of hopefully many signature moments in his Patriots career. The Patriots have to build on their signature victory in Buffalo, but now is a time to relish in this win. It was a big night for the Patriots, with their second-year quarterback out-dueling the reigning MVP in his house and a massive vote of confidence for Vrabel. Tonight, the Pats are back. Send this article to your social connections.

Send this article to your social connections. The Patriots finally have their signature win. Entering Buffalo as major underdogs against the lone undefeated team left in the NFL, Drake Maye and the Patriots reeled off a 23-20 win against the Bills. In a back-and-fourth matchup on primetime TV, Maye led the way for New England in crunch time — orchestrating a seven-play, 37-yard drive that ended with rookie kicker Andy Borregales booting a 52-yard field...

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