Today in Sports, December 29 - New England Patriots become 1st team in NFL history to finish regular season 16-0

New England Patriots defensive end Deatrich Wise Jr. is backing coach Jerod Mayo despite the Patriots’ continued struggles on the season. “What he’s doing, I think it will work out in the future,” Wise told reporters, via Boston Herald’s Andrew Callahan.

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Buffalo fell behind 14-0 at home against New England today, and had to recover an onside kick to stop a Patriots comeback attempt in the ... after a “funky fall” in the 48-42 victory over the Lions on Sunday. Both he and coach Sean McDermott said ...

Here are five things we learned from Week 16’s win vs. the Patriots:

New England (3-11) brings a four-game losing streak into its matchup with Buffalo (11-3) on Sunday, December 22, 2024 at Highmark Stadium. The Bills are undoubtedly the favorites in this one, with

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Here are three key matchups to watch during Sunday’s Bills-Pats contest: White has had a bit of a breakout second season in New England. White is tied for a team-high in sacks with five and has the most tackles for a loss with seven.

Goff pulled back up and tossed an over-the-shoulder strike to Sam LaPorta for a touchdown. It was the kind of play that looked broken, but only served as a reminder of how much more savvy the Lions are on offense under offensive coordinator Ben Johnson.

Jack Frost is set to make his presence felt in the NFL in Week 16, nipping at players' helmets in what is expected to be frigid temperatures in a handful of games. Specifically, Cincinnati, Buffalo and New York are the areas that are forecasted to see below-freezing temperatures throughout the day.

Justin Herbert threw three touchdown passes and the Los Angeles Chargers clinched their second playoff appearance in three seasons with a 40-7 victory over the New England Patriots.