Josh Allen's late interception contributes to Bills' loss against Patriots

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Last updated Oct 5, 2026

Josh Allen's late interception contributes to Bills' loss against Patriots
Summary

In a closely contested game on October 4, 2026, the Buffalo Bills fell to the New England Patriots 29-26, marking their first loss of the season. Quarterback Josh Allen's interception on the final drive ended the Bills' chances for a comeback with just 74 seconds remaining. Despite the setback, Allen expressed disappointment but acknowledged that the team must learn from the mistakes. The Bills now sit at 3-1 and remain first in the AFC East, while the Patriots improved to 2-2. Buffalo will face the Rams in Los Angeles on October 12.

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  • •Buffalo's record drops to 3-1 following the loss.
  • •Josh Allen throws for 253 yards, with one touchdown and one interception.
  • •The interception came with 74 seconds left on a critical drive.
  • •Next, the Bills will face the Rams on October 12.
  • •New England improves to a 2-2 record.
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  • 12:07 AMYahoo Sports — Josh Allen laments not throwing ball away, after interception seals Bills loss to New England
  • 11:11 PMYahoo Sports — What Bills QB Josh Allen said about costly interception in Patriots loss
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(AP) — Josh Allen got greedy, and it contributed to costing him and the Buffalo Bills.Feeling an adrenalin rush after spinning out of New England’s Dre’Mont Jones sack attempt on second-and-6 at the Buffalo 40, Allen stepped up in the pocket and heaved the ball deep down the left sideline into double coverage only to have it intercepted by Craig Woodson.

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Buffalo Bills QB Josh Allen explains interception on final drive that ended chance to win the game.

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