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Allen Seeks to Put Sloppy Play Behind Him as Bills Host Turnover-Prone Maye and the Patriots
Josh Allen has committed multiple turnovers in recent games, while Buffalo leads the NFL with 33.7 points per game.
- On Sunday, the 3-0 Buffalo Bills host the 1-2 New England Patriots at Orchard Park, seeking to extend their AFC East lead in a divisional rivalry.
- Patriots quarterback Drake Maye has committed 15 turnovers since the playoffs began, prompting coach Mike Vrabel to use a golf analogy addressing the team's offensive tension.
- After committing three turnovers last week, quarterback Josh Allen aims to reduce giveaways following running back James Cook's 154-yard rushing performance in the 24-16 victory against the Los Angeles Chargers.
- Buffalo coach Joe Brady praised his team's 'competitive stamina' on Wednesday, while the Patriots trail in the all-time series 80-52-1 heading into Sunday's clash.
- While the Patriots dominated during Tom Brady's tenure, Buffalo has gone 9-4 against New England since 2020, and Sunday's result will determine if the Bills solidify their early division lead.
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Allen seeks to put sloppy play behind him as Bills host turnover-prone Maye and the Patriots
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Allen seeks to put sloppy play behind him as Bills host turnover-prone Maye and the Patriots - What's Up Newp
By JOHN WAWROW AP Sports Writer ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. (AP) — Win or lose, Josh Allen has displayed a consistent knack for putting a sloppy performance behind him. It’s reflected in the smile and cheery “How’s everybody doing?” greeting the Bills quarterback opens each of his weekly news conferences with. And it bears out in […] The post Allen seeks to put sloppy play behind him as Bills host turnover-prone Maye and the Patriots appeared first on Wh…
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