Bills' Joe Brady: Offense 'didn't get in a rhythm' in loss to Patriots

Buffalo’s offense never found a consistent rhythm as the Bills lost 29-26 to their division rival New England Patriots at Highmark Stadium on Sunday, snapping the team’s first winless streak of the season. Head coach Joe Brady said the problem wasn’t a lack of flashes from Josh Allen, but the inability to string possessions together—citing three-and-outs and missed execution even after turnovers created opportunities. Buffalo turned the ball over twice in two-minute situations, with Allen’s deep pass to Josh Palmer intercepted by Craig Woodson proving costly. Receiver Keon Coleman had a career day after DJ Moore exited with a shoulder injury. The Patriots’ Drake Maye shook off a pick and a fumble to throw three touchdowns, including a 23-yard catch by Efton Chism with 1:50 left, plus a two-point conversion by Rhamondre Stevenson.