Buffalo Bills throw New England Patriots to sweep Bill Belichick’s team for first time since 1999

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No more. Thanks to their super-stars Josh Allen and Stefon Diggs, who broke records, Bills gave the Patriots a taste of their own medicine on Monday.

One week after he finally dethroned the Patriots from the top of the AFC East division, the Bills threw the Patriots 38-9, Allen throwing four touchdown passes – three of them to Diggs – to help Buffalo become the first AFC team. East of the last two decades. sweeps New England.

The victory at Gillette Stadium means that Bills has a 12-3 record that enters the last week of the regular season and keeps them in 2nd place in the AFC.

“We have one game left. And all of that, it’s great, the recordings, this and that,” Allen said afterwards.

“But the plan is to get to 13-3 and give ourselves a chance in the playoffs. It doesn’t mean much if we don’t succeed.”

In victory, both Allen and Diggs tried to set one-season franchise records for touchdowns and receiving yards, respectively.

Allen now has 34 touchdown passes, surpassing Jim Kelly’s one-season franchise record. Hall-of-Famer Kelly congratulated the 24-year-old for his achievements.

Diggs mocks the New England Patriots defenders as they run into the final zone for a touchdown.
“CONGRATULATIONS Josh !!! Keep breaking records and winning games! Keep up the good work! Proud of yourself! Let’s go Buffalo !!” he said on Twitter.
Diggs had nine catches for 145 yards and three touchdowns, settings a Bills record in a single season for receiving the courts.

Since joining the Patriots, head coach Bill Belichick has only been successful, winning six Super Bowls.

However, after the departure of the legendary defender Tom Brady, in the summer, in Tampa Bay, the Patriots found the toboggan difficult.

With MVP Cam Newton in charge of 2015, they have a 6-9 record, and the defeat against Bills ensured that they have lost their first season since 2000.

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Belichick reacts to the referee in the second half against Buffalo Bills.

After throwing 34 yards and running for a touchdown, Newton was pulled into the third quarter for backup Jarrett Stidham, though he didn’t have much better luck, completing 4-of-11 passes for 44 yards.

With such a poor performance from both defenders, Belichick refused to name who will start for the Patriots at the back of week 17.

“The game ended about 10-15 minutes ago,” Belichick said. “I worked on this game, I played the game. I didn’t make plans for next week, obviously. The game has 15 minutes.”

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