New England’s season of painful mediocrity trudges on while Buffalo completes a season sweep against the Patriots – the first for an AFC East team since 1999 – with a dominating win.

For the first time in decades, Buffalo has reversed roles with New England.

Bill Belichick won’t reveal his starting quarterback Monday against Buffalo, which is preparing for both Cam Newton and Jarrett Stidham.

New England is now looking up at the rest of the AFC, a situation they haven’t been in since Tom Brady took over as their quarterback in 2001.

New England’s run of 11 straight playoff appearances is over after a 22-12 loss to Miami.

Miami Coach Brian Flores, the longtime assistant under Bill Belichick, says nothing but good things about his opponent this Sunday, including QB Cam Newton, “I think he’s a problem,” says Flores.

Buffalo’s impressive win over Pittsburgh on Sunday night ensured that someone other than New England will win the AFC East for the first time since 2008.

Yes, New England needs a new quarterback heading into 2021 – but it also needs an infusion of other talent.

Los Angeles dominates with a powerful running game and a relentless defense, rolling to a 24-3 victory.

New England QB Cam Newton passed for just 69 yards in Sunday’s dismantling of the Chargers, can accept his passing struggles if the team keeps winning.