Over the first two quarters, Maye completed 9-of-11 passes for 108 yards while generating +0.59 EPA per play as the Patriots offense continued the trend of being the best first-half offense in football. The success led to them taking a 24-7 lead into halftime, but things quickly came crashing down.

When Patriots quarterback Drake Maye saw Henderson reverse direction away from the pack and head around the left, Maye joined him sprinting downfield to help take out any would-be tacklers.

The New England Patriots will have an insane amount of cap space next offseason. Right now, Over the Cap projects them to have almost $50 million to spend, and that's before adding the rollover from this season.

Postgame handshake between quarterbacks Drake Maye and Josh Allen draws attention after the Bills’ win over the Patriots.

Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams rolled right and was inches away from the sideline when he made a throw that may not have seemed wise at the moment. Bears coach Ben Johnson has said he isn't a fan of 50-50 balls in the passing game,

Patriots running back TreVeyon Henderson appreciated the Drake Maye block that helped spring him for a touchdown run.

In a hard-fought game between division rivals with MVP-worthy quarterbacks, Allen took control to prevent Patriots' playoff party.