Bills Secure Comeback Win Over Patriots With Defensive Turnovers and James Cook's Two Touchdowns

Buffalo rallied from a 14-point deficit to beat New England 24-21, aided by James Cook's standout performance and a strong defensive showing in the second half.

The Buffalo Bills overcame a sluggish start and a 14-0 deficit to defeat the New England Patriots 24-21, improving their record to 12-3.
Running back James Cook was pivotal, delivering a 46-yard rushing touchdown and a 4-yard receiving touchdown, bringing his season total to 14 rushing scores, tied for third in team history.
Buffalo's defense forced three turnovers in the second half, including a fumble recovery touchdown by Taron Johnson, which proved decisive.
Quarterback Josh Allen, despite a bruised elbow scare, returned to close out the game and contributed 154 passing yards, one touchdown, and one interception.
The Patriots, now 3-12, showed promise under rookie quarterback Drake Maye but were undone by turnovers and red-zone inefficiency, extending their losing streak to five games.