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Patriots Hand Bills Their First Loss of Season
Stefon Diggs caught 10 passes for 146 yards, leading the Patriots to a 23-20 win over his former team in a game fueled by personal motivation.
- The New England Patriots defeated the Buffalo Bills 23-20 on Sunday evening in Buffalo, ending the Bills' undefeated start to the season.
- Buffalo's three turnovers, including two by Josh Allen and numerous penalties, contributed to their loss despite being one of the NFL's last unbeaten teams entering the game.
- Stefon Diggs, a former Buffalo wideout, delivered a prolific 146-yard performance with 10 catches, marking his second consecutive 100-yard game since joining the Patriots.
- Allen completed 22 of 31 passes for 253 yards and two touchdowns but acknowledged his costly red-zone interception was a "bad ball," while Coach McDermott said, "I thought we beat ourselves."
- The Patriots' victory tightened the AFC East race, snapping Buffalo's 14-game home winning streak and indicating both teams face challenges sustaining early-season success.
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Portland Press HeraldPatriots hand Bills their first loss of season
Stefon Diggs has 146 yards receiving in his return to Buffalo to help New England wins its second straight.
·Maine, United States
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