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Best Of Social Media: Week 4 Patriots vs Bills

Robert Alvarez

October 3, 2019 at 11:03 pm ET

Best Of Social Media: Week 4 Patriots vs Bills

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The Patriots traveled out to Buffalo to square off in a battle of 3-0 teams and were seeking their fifth 4-0 start under head coach Bill Belichick.

Check out some of the best sights and sounds from social media over the course of the game below.

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It’s bigger than me…. slept on heavy! #Gameday #waketheyassup #elite #patsnation pic.twitter.com/0erJbk0PFr

— Kyle Van Noy (@KVN_03) September 29, 2019

A pair of unbeatens. A retired HOF coach (Marv Levy) to watch a future HOF quarterback bid for his 31st win over the @BuffaloBills. Coming up on @985TheSportsHub and the @Patriots Radio Network. pic.twitter.com/QBazH47ARu

— Bob Socci (@BobSocci) September 29, 2019

This Brady stat made me lol pic.twitter.com/NSLBZJHYqE

— Steve Perrault (@Steve_Perrault) September 29, 2019

Tom Brady today will start his 271st regular season game, 2nd most all time. If Brady start all remaining games this season and all 16 next, he'll overtake Brett Favre, 298, for the record in week 17 of 2020.#Patriots #NFL

— Sean Glennon (@SeanGlennon) September 29, 2019

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In the first quarter, the Patriots jumped out to a fast start on all phases.

Safety Devin McCourty made team history with four interceptions in four consecutive games.

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.@Patriots Devin McCourty entered Week 4 leading the NFL in INT.

After intercepting Josh Allen, McCourty now has 4 INT this season – matching his total INT from 2015-2018.

— NFL Research (@NFLResearch) September 29, 2019

Devin McCourty now has 4 INTs in 4 games.

Matching #Patriots HOFer Mike Haynes’ franchise record. #PatsRecords

— The Hall presented by RTX (@TheHall) September 29, 2019

I’d pay to see you doing this dance. https://t.co/nH2ZS2CZnh

— Tom Brady (@TomBrady) September 30, 2019

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A Brandon Bolden four yard run gave the Patriots the first points of the night, but kicker Stephen Gostkowski continued his early season struggles with another missed extra point.

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After going ahead 6-0, special teams captain Matthew Slater returned a blocked punt for his first career NFL touchdown.

13-0 New England after one quarter of play.

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Awww yeah.@budlight | #BudLightCelly pic.twitter.com/O2HHoOyzDr

— New England Patriots (@Patriots) September 30, 2019

https://twitter.com/Patriots/status/1179388563743498248?s=20

Matthew Slater — 12th NFL season, 1st TD.

— Mike Reiss (@MikeReiss) September 29, 2019

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#Bills OC Brian Daboll chewing out Josh Allen after a 2nd INT in the 1st quarter. pic.twitter.com/tjlvho5Ccs

— Prescott Rossi (@PrescottRossi) September 29, 2019

James White moves past Randy Moss for 14th was place on franchise’s career reception list #PatsRecords

— The Hall presented by RTX (@TheHall) September 29, 2019

A rare Tom Brady interception in the end zone gave the Bills life just before halftime.

A Stephen Hauschka 46 Yd Field Goal cut the deficit to ten at 13-3.

Tom Brady Totals:
9/22 (41%) 90yds 1 INT

By Down:
1st: 1/4 (25%) 3yds
2nd: 4/9 (44%) 27yds
3rd: 4/9 (44%) 60yds 1 INT

By Quarter:
1st: 4/9 (44%) 46yds
2nd: 5/13 (38%) 44yds 1INT

— PatsFans.com (@PatsFans) September 29, 2019

Jim Kelly gave the bride away.pic.twitter.com/wQfCa848MZ

— Dov Kleiman (@NFL_DovKleiman) September 29, 2019

In the third quarter, an opposing offense finally broke through on the Patriots stout defense as a Josh Allen opening drive rushing score made it a three point game.

13-10 New England

From @ESPNStatsInfo: Bills' 3rd quarter opening-drive TD snaps a streak of 18 straight quarters for the Patriots defense not allowing a TD, including playoffs. 1st time an opposing offense has found the end zone since 4th quarter of the AFC Championship game last season.

— Mike Reiss (@MikeReiss) September 29, 2019

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A Stephen Gostkowski 23 Yd Field Goal pushed the lead back to six after three quarters in a battle between two strong defenses.

The fourth quarter saw zero scoring from either side, but the Patriots defense out-dueled the Bills.

A Josh Allen/Jonathan Jones collision knocked Allen out of the game.

Jones’ hit drew a flag but not an ejection nor suspension.

https://twitter.com/mattdolloff/status/1178427799947878405?s=20

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Bill Belichick on Jonathan Jones hit: "Jon turned when he hit him, he didn't lead with his head, he didn't have that posture." https://t.co/xR1YAp2qjQ

— Jordan Moore (@iJordanMoore) October 1, 2019

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The Patriots defense sealed the win when Kyle Van Noy came away with an interception of backup quarterback Matt Barkley.

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A 16-10 Patriots victory marked the fifth time under Bill Belichick and first since 2015, that his team started a season 4-0.

The Patriots will head to Washington to take on the 0-4 Redskins on Sunday at 1pm.

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The @Patriots have allowed 1 scrimmage TD in their first 4 games, tied for the fewest since the 1970 merger. (h/t @EliasSports) pic.twitter.com/aOd5PrqKVj

— ESPN Stats & Info (@ESPNStatsInfo) September 29, 2019

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