The Buffalo Bills topped the New England Patriots 28-10 in a crucial Week 13 matchup, solidifying their playoff aspirations in the 2026 season. The victory was vital for the Bills, who looked to maintain momentum heading into the final stretch of the regular season. Offensively, Buffalo was led by running back James Cook III, who rushed for 102 yards and found the end zone, providing a strong ground game that kept the Patriots' defense on its heels. Meanwhile, New England's Drake Maye put up solid numbers with 218 passing yards and one touchdown, but the Patriots struggled to find consistency in their offensive efforts. A.J. Brown had a standout performance with 123 receiving yards, but it wasn't enough to mount a comeback. Defensively, the Bills made their mark with a strong performance that included a crucial interception by C.J. Gardner-Johnson and a sack from Bradley Chubb. The turning point came late in the second quarter when Gardner-Johnson's interception swung momentum back to the Bills, leading to a touchdown that extended their lead. New England's defense, despite Robert Spillane's nine tackles, couldn't contain Buffalo's balanced attack, which ultimately sealed the game.