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Toronto Star
· collected 2026-10-05 · by John Wawrow The Associated Press
Josh Allen of the Buffalo Bills regrets not throwing the ball away during a critical moment in their loss to the New England Patriots at Highmark Stadium. On second-and-6 from the 40-yard line, Allen was sacked but managed to throw deep downfield, resulting in an interception by Craig Woodson that sealed the game for the Patriots. This turnover added to Buffalo’s two-game total and followed a trend of increasing turnovers over recent weeks. Despite setting a team record with his 88th career touchdown from scrimmage, Allen acknowledged the mistake and its impact on their divisional standings as they face the Los Angeles Rams in an upcoming "Monday Night Football" game.
Written locally by qwen2.5:14b on 2026-10-05,
using this article's own text rather than the other coverage of the
same event (that is the story summary below).
Story summary
On Sunday, Drake Maye led the New England Patriots to a narrow victory against the Buffalo Bills, with the final score being 29-26 at Highmark Stadium in Orchard Park, NY. Despite turning over the ball twice early in the game, Maye threw three touchdown passes, including a critical one-handed catch by Efton Chism with 1:50 left that sealed the win for New England. Meanwhile, Josh Allen, who had previously set a franchise record with his 88th career rushing/receiving touchdown earlier in the game, made an aggressive throw late that was intercepted, leading to the Bills' loss. This defeat dropped the Bills to a 3-1 record and put them behind their division rival Patriots, now at 2-2, in the standings.
Written for “Patriots Win Over Bills” on 2026-10-05,
grounded in this article and the 1 other(s) covering the same event.
ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. (AP) — Josh Allen got greedy, and it contributed to costing him and the Buffalo Bills.
asserted
it → get → him
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.
asserted
it → feel → Woodson
“They went man, made a guy miss, (I) threw one up, and should have thrown that one out of bounds and live another day,” Allen said, noting Buffalo was already within 20 yards of field-goal range.
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Buffalo → go → range
“That’s what I should have done.”
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I → ’ → what
Buffalo dropped to 3-1 in losing its first game at its new Highmark Stadium, and first under rookie coach Joe Brady.
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Buffalo → drop → Brady
“These ones sting,” Allen said.
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Allen → sting → ?
Buffalo’s offense isn’t looking as sharp as it did in combining for 77 points and 855 yards in winning its first two games.
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it → look → games
The Bills were coming off a five-turnover outing in a 24-16 win against the Chargers last week, and committed two more against New England, including receiver Khalil Shakir losing a fumble.
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Shakir → come → fumble
After opening the season with two turnover-free outings, Allen’s combined for three interceptions and a lost fumble in his past two outings.
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Allen → open → outings
Over his nine-year career, Allen is 42-7 when he doesn’t turn over the ball, while he dropped to 49-33 when he does.
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he → turn → 49
Brady rallied to Allen’s defense by taking the blame in saying he needs to call a better play in that situation.
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he → rally → situation
“We obviously have plenty of time there,” Brady said.
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Brady → have → time
“In those moments, I’ve got to be better.
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I → get → moments
Everybody on the field has to be better in that situation,” he added.
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he → have → situation
“There wasn’t a second during that drive I didn’t think we were going to go down, and much less kick a field goal, than to score a touchdown.
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we → be → touchdown
We obviously didn’t get it done.”
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it → get → ?
Allen scored on a 2-yard run, his 88th career TD from scrimmage to set the team record in passing Hall of Famers Thurman Thomas and Andre Reed.
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Allen → score → Thomas
He also threw a 34-yard touchdown pass to Keon Coleman, who finished with six catches for 116 yards — the second-best total of his three-year career.
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who → throw → career
The Bills now hit the road for a two-game West Coast swing, beginning with a “Monday Night Football” matchup against the Los Angeles Rams.
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Bills → hit → Rams
And injuries are starting to take a toll after receiver DJ Moore (shoulder) and defensive tackle Ed Oliver (knee) were sidelined on Sunday.
asserted
Moore → start → Sunday
Buffalo was also without its top cornerback, Christian Benford, who is nursing a toe injury.
asserted
who → nurse → injury
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