Patriots Rebound with Win Over Bills, Look to Carry Momentum Against Weaker NFL Defenses

Mac Jones shines with season-high performance in Patriots' 29-25 victory over Bills, upcoming games against Miami, Washington and Indianapolis could boost New England's comeback ambitions.

The New England Patriots' win against the Buffalo Bills signals a possible upswing in their performance, boosted by quarterback Mac Jones' season-high performance of completing 83% of his passes for 272 yards and two touchdowns.
The Patriots are looking to carry this momentum into upcoming games against Miami, Washington and Indianapolis, who have some of the most generous defenses in the NFL, potentially offering New England opportunities to climb back from their current position at the bottom of AFC East.
Patriots' Coach Bill Belichick lauded the team's recent offensive performance, noting improved ball movement, scoring and field position change. This could bode well for the team's ability to capitalise on favourable match-ups in the upcoming games.
While the Patriots' offense shows signs of improvement, its defense still needs work, particularly in regards to forcing turnovers. Through five games, New England's defense only has five takeaways, tied for last in the NFL.
Despite their recent victory, the Patriots still face challenges with injuries. Linebacker Anfernee Jennings was shaken up following a hit and left tackle Trent Brown and reserve tackle Vederian Lowe both left with injuries. The team's ability to maintain their recent momentum might hinge on how they manage these health concerns.