Drake Maye sparked a 23-20 Patriots upset of the Bills, delivering a poised, late-drive win as New England leaned on efficiency and a clutch 52-yarder from Borregales. Over four weeks, Maye owns an NFL-best 86.0% adjusted completion rate per PFF, signaling elite accuracy and a high ceiling for fantasy managers. A crucial moment: Maye evades a sack with a stiff arm, hits Diggs for a first down, then Borregales seals it—sparking rave takes from Benkert, Breer, Brady and Gronkowski about a budding Patriots future.

The chatter around Maye grew loud as Brady praised Hunter Henry and a rising Maye ceiling, Gronkowski added a wow, and analysts flagged Maye as the future anchor of the offense. It’s a night that redefines the Patriots’ post-Brady trajectory and sets up a fantasy-era storyline to monitor weekly.

Buffalo hosts New England in a primetime AFC East showdown, with Buffalo as a clear home favorite after Week 4’s scare from New Orleans. Allen remains efficient (70.2% completions, 7:1 TD:INT) and Cook anchors the ground game, while Diggs stays a stable target. New England has shown growth behind Drake Maye, Hunter Henry, and a versatile backfield, hinting at a closer game than odds suggest. Buffalo’s late-game edge and offensive depth should carry the day, around 30-20.