Twitter had plenty to say as the Bills destroyed the Patriots
It was less than six weeks ago that the Patriots went into Buffalo and handed the Bills a 14–10 loss onSaturday night’s wild-card rematch dissuaded anyone of that notion.
The Bills ran the Patriots off the frigid Highmark Stadium field, controlling the game from the opening possession en route to a 47–17 victory. That margin represented the second-largest for New England in the Bill Belichick era, with Buffalo scoring touchdowns on their first seven possessions of the game. With the loss, the Patriots have not won a playoff game since their 13–3 win over the Rams in Super Bowl LIII—a mere 1,077 days ago.
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