Buffalo dropped to 4-1 as Josh Allen and the Bills squandered chances in a 23-20 loss to New England, capping a sloppy night with three turnovers. A botched handoff fumble, Keon Coleman’s fumble, and an ill‑timed third‑quarter pick swung momentum to the Patriots. Stefon Diggs posted 146 yards in his first return to Buffalo since the trade, while James Cook was held to 49 rushing yards. Buffalo’s home win streak ends at 14 as the AFC East tightens behind Drake Maye.

Buffalo dropped an 8-point favorite home game 23-20 to New England in SNF, a night defined by a sloppy Bills offense and costly miscues at Highmark Stadium. A late 52-yard field goal sealed the win for the Patriots with 15 seconds left, capping a night that featured 3 turnovers and 11 penalties.

Turnover margin sank to a minus-2 for the first time in a long stretch, as Josh Allen coughed up a fumble on a misplayed exchange with Dawson Knox and later aided by a late interception from Marcus Jones. Keon Coleman also coughed up a fumble near Buffalo’s 10, flipping momentum to New England’s favor. Fantasy managers should take note: the Bills’ offense remains volatile until ball security and red-zone efficiency improve.

From a fantasy lens, the Bills’ risk is real even with Diggs as a target anchor. Allen’s ceiling is undeniable, but this performance underscores the need to monitor who steps up around him and whether the offense can rebound quickly against a tougher schedule.

Buffalo’s perfect start ends at 4-1 after a 23-20 loss to New England as Josh Allen and the Bills offense struggled to sustain big plays. Allen labeled the night “piss poor offense” after a late field goal gave the Patriots the win. Buffalo moved the ball but stalled in critical moments, while the defense kept New England’s attack in check. Dalton Kincaid led Bills receivers with 108 yards on six catches, and James Cook churned for 49 on 15 carries. Buffalo’s next test comes on the road against Atlanta.

The Bills fell 23-20 to New England as penalties and self-inflicted mistakes sabotaged their night. Buffalo racked up 11 penalties for 90 yards, eight in the first half, stoking questions about discipline as the defense bent late. Josh Allen was on the wrong side of a turnover run with an interception and a fumble, while Keon Coleman joined in with a giveaway of his own.

Dalton Kincaid answered with a career-best 108 yards on six catches and Stefon Diggs dominated with 146 yards on 10 receptions, fueling a late push that wasn’t enough to seal the win on a 52-yard field goal with 15 seconds remaining. Buffalo must tidy up ball security and penalties before Week 6 against Atlanta, or risk slipping further in a tougher schedule ahead.