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Maye Overcomes His Two Turnovers with 3 TD Passes in Patriots’ 29-26 Win over Bills
Maye finished with 269 yards and three touchdowns as New England posted season highs with 405 yards and 26 first downs.
- On Sunday, October 4, 2026, the New England Patriots defeated the Buffalo Bills 29-26 at Highmark Stadium, with Craig Woodson sealing the victory via interception after Drake Maye threw a 23-yard touchdown pass to Efton Chism III with 1:50 remaining.
- Entering at 1-2 with a turnover-plagued offense, the Patriots overcame the absence of cornerback Christian Gonzalez and defensive tackle Christian Barmore due to shoulder injuries. New England's offense broke through with season-high 405 total yards against the Bills.
- Maye completed 22 of 37 passes for 269 yards and three touchdowns in the comeback effort. Buffalo quarterback Josh Allen set a new franchise record with his 88th career touchdown from scrimmage, though the Bills fell short.
- Head coach Mike Vrabel told players in the locker room, "We ain't dead yet," after the win improved New England to 2-2. The victory ended weeks of scrutiny over the offense's viability.
- This victory mirrors the 2025 mid-season turnaround that sparked a playoff run, positioning the Patriots to build momentum hosting the Las Vegas Raiders next week. New England now sits one game behind the Bills in the AFC East.
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