Buffalo Bills drop game to New England after turnovers hurt offense

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Last updated Oct 5, 2026

Buffalo Bills drop game to New England after turnovers hurt offense
Summary

The Buffalo Bills fell 29-26 to the New England Patriots on October 5, marking a regression for their offense led by Josh Allen. After a promising start to the season, the Bills faced issues with turnovers and execution, accumulating seven giveaways over the last two games. Coach Joe Brady acknowledged the need for better offensive play-calling, while Allen cited a collective responsibility among offense, defense, and special teams. The Bills look to regroup before their next game against the Los Angeles Rams on Monday.

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By the Numbers
  • •Bills scored only 26 points against Patriots on October 5.
  • •Josh Allen threw a late-game interception sealing the loss.
  • •Buffalo has seven turnovers in the last two games.
  • •Keon Coleman led the Bills in receiving yards with 116.
  • •Next game is against Los Angeles Rams on Monday.
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  • 10:23 PMYahoo Sports — Buffalo Bills' Josh Allen-led offense takes a sloppy step back in loss after season-opening surge
What they're saying
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(AP) — Upon opening the season with two potent offensive performances, Buffalo Bills coach Joe Brady had a forceful response when asked if the Josh Allen-led production was sustainable.“With the crew we have, I’m (unhappy) every time we don’t (score a touchdown), if I’m being honest,” the first-year coach said.

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