New England stunned Buffalo 23-20 in Buffalo behind Drake Maye’s late-night heroics and a stingy defense. Maye delivered two clutch throws and a decisive late scramble, then Raheem Stevenson walked in for the key TD. Marcus Jones’ interception in the red zone swung momentum, while Christian Gonzalez locked down Bills targets and helped suppress the red zone woes. Patriots move to 3-2 and signal a rising, fantasy-friendly path with Maye at the helm.

New England took a prime time win by playing cleaner football and winning the turnover battle, turning a tense night into momentum. Drake May moved the spotlight in the second half, while Steph Diggs connected with May in a way that raises questions about scouting and early NFL fit. Buffalo could not sustain its scoring drives, as the Patriots closed with confidence. Vrabels blueprint is paying dividends, lifting a 1 week 1 stumble into a 3-2 start and genuine buzz for the rest of the season.

Jackson Dart sparked the Giants in a surprising win over the Chargers, finishing 13 of 20 for 165 with two TDs and adding 50+ rushing yards. The energy around the sideline felt different, a boost that could reshape the season if Malik Neighbors’ knee injury proves season‑ending. The performance gives the coaching staff and front office a hopeful path for Dart’s development amid a fragile receiving corps.

Across the league, AJ Brown’s cryptic post after Philadelphia’s 4‑0 start ignited chatter about touches and team dynamics. The turf debate at MetLife, trade whispers, and the ripple effects of one injury colored the week, with teams weighing how far they’ll ride a favorable start or chase a move to stay ahead. A lot to watch, from rookie sparks to veteran leverage.