Buffalo Bills struggle with two-point conversions against Patriots
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 6, 2026, 11:45 AM
Last updated Oct 6, 2026

The Buffalo Bills faced issues with two-point conversions in their game against the New England Patriots on October 5, 2026. The team is currently 2-for-11 on two-point attempts since early 2025, a mere 18% success rate. Late in the fourth quarter, a failed attempt kept the Bills from taking a seven-point lead, leading to a Patriots touchdown and subsequent conversion for a 29-26 lead. Offensive coordinator Joe Brady acknowledged the team's two-point struggles and emphasized the need for better execution, including more plays for tight end Dalton Kincaid, who had limited targets in the game. The Bills will need to address this problem moving forward as they continue their 2026 season.
- •Bills are 2-for-11 on two-point conversions since 2025.
- •Failed two-point attempt occurred late against the Patriots.
- •Kincaid had only two targets in the game.
- •Brady emphasizes need for better execution on conversions.
- •Bills' struggles contrast with league average of 46%.
- 11:45 AMYahoo Sports — Buffalo Bills have a 2-point conversion problem and Joe Brady knows it
"The Bills are just 2-for-11 on two-point conversions since the start of 2025, an 18% success rate.
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