Live Updates and Analysis from Patriots at Bills

Stephen Gostkowski scored four goals and James White scored a one meter goal when the Patriots defeated the Bills, 25-6, Monday night.

Gostkowski connected 25, 40, 38 and 25 meters. He also missed 50 meters.

Devin McCourty sealed the win with an interception return of 84 yards for a touchdown in the fourth quarter.

The Patriots improved to 6-2.

Here is the score of the box.

Here's how the game went, quarter by quarter:

Fourth trimester

Patriots 25, Bills 6 (5:54): Devin McCourty intercepted Derek Anderson's pass and returned it to 84 yards for a touchdown.

Patriots 18, Bills 6 (9:58): In a 85km drive, the Patriots finally found the goal zone in Buffalo. Tom Brady has repeatedly met Julian Edelman and James White, with Cordarrelle Patterson's runs and a 22-yard catch from Chris Hogan to kick the ball to the starting line. White ended the match by rushing to strengthen New England's lead. An attempt to convert to 2 points failed.

Third quarter

Patriots 12, Bills 6 (2:06): The return of the Patriots to the Bills put Buffalo on a 20-yard line, but Kyle Van Noy's second was a sign that Anderson was playing for the second time in a bid to go back to New England. Tom Brady immediately found Rob Gronkowski on a catch for 22 yards. Despite a first goal and a goal on the seven-yard line, the Patriots could not get into the end zone and Stephen Gostkowski scored for a 25-yard field goal.

Patriots 9, Bills 6 (2:55): Kyle Van Noy's attack on Bills quarterback Derek Anderson caused a breakaway and the Patriots recovered on Buffalo 33.

Patriots 9, Bills 6 (7:42): After Buffalo's defense forced New England's first goal and withdrawal from the match, Micah Hyde sent the punt to 31 yards for the Bills on the Patriots' 35-yard line. . Despite their three goals and less, the Bills were still close at hand for Steven Hauschka, who scored a goal of 51 yards for a three-point game.

Half time

Second district

Patriots 9, Bills 3 (1:43): After struggling to get the ball rolling on their first orders, the Bills found a way to move the ball over a 10-yard, 46-yard run. Quarterback Derek Anderson converted two-thirds, including a 21-yard pass to receiver Andre Holmes 3rd and 6th on the Buffalo 29-yard line. Stephen Hauschka scored a goal of 47 yards.

Patriots 9, Bills 0 (5:46): It was pretty much the same in the fourth round of the Patriots. Regaining control on a 38-yard line, Brady again moved the ball mostly in the air to Buffalo territory. Fifteen yard passes to James White and 11 yards to Rob Gronkowski put the Patriots within reach. And yet another field of Gostkowski (from 38 meters) has completed a game of 42 meters.

Patriots 6, Bills 0 (11:51): Facing third and seventh at New England's 23-yard line, Tom Brady searched for the necessary rushing yards. In doing so, he reached 997 career yards. The Patriots were led by another 11-game pass, but the training stalled and Stephen Gostkowski hit the 40-meter forward to double the lead for New England.

First quarter

Patriots 3, Bills 0: In the second New England record, Tom Brady orchestrated a rhythmic training mainly by air. Driving in the red zone, the Patriots could not get into the end zone and had to settle for a 25-yard goal by Stephen Gostkowski to open the scoring. New England amassed 73 yards in 15 games.

Invoices become creative: Buffalo used a variety of formations, including direct shots on his backs, during his initial possession, but was unable to move things. A six-game, 25-yard circuit was played at New England 43.

Patriots 0, Bills 0, 12:54: Despite pre-match information saying otherwise, receiver Josh Gordon started for the Patriots. Cordarrelle Patterson also took the start in the backcourt, rushing for six yards in the first game of the match. However, the practice stopped when Tom Brady sent a hard shot to Gordon. The first practice of the game in New England ended with a punt.

inactive

For the Patriots, linebacker Who's Hightower, Sony Michel (Knee), offensive lineman Marcus Cannon (concussion), defensive lineman Geneo Grissom, cornerback Eric Rowe (groin) ), guard Brian Schwenke (foot) and half-tense Jacob Hollister (hamstrings) are inactive

For the Bills, quarterback Josh Allen, halfback Taiwan Jones, cornerback Dontae Johnson, goaltender Ike Boettger, tackle Connor McDermott, goaltender Wyatt Teller and defenseman Trent Murphy are inactive.

Preset scenes

■ Receiver Josh Gordon will miss about a quarter action tonight because of the delays.

Victory keys for each team

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1. Buffalo Tom: The blitz is an integral part of the success of this defense, so turn the old wheel of Rex Ryan (yes, we know that the big guy is gone for a long time) and put pressure on Tom Brady.

2. Stampede Buffalo: Sean McCoy and Chris Ivory have to establish something (anything) on ​​the ground to get some sort of balance in this attack and dispel some heat on Derek Anderson.

3. wild buffalo wings: Add Kelvin Benjamin and Zay Jones to the list of those who need to help their quarterback. They must win their face to face battles outside and keep the ball.

patriots

1. beef on weck: The big players ahead need a new exit, as they face their biggest challenge: protecting Tom Brady and leading the way in running against a solid seventh.

2. Beef O Brady's: Brady has been brilliant to engage all his receivers in the offense. This must continue one night when the body of half-judges is a little at a disadvantage.

3. Beef tips: Post a message early – whether offensive, defense, or kick – and remove it from this angry crowd. If you let the bills hang around, they will.

Continue reading Jim McBride's full screening report.

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