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Week 8 features a rematch between New England and Buffalo. In the first game between these two original AFL rivals at Foxboro the Bills handed the Patriots their sole loss of the season. With rookie Jacoby Brisset under center Buffalo dominated, shutting the Pats out 16-0. Even though the Patriots are on the road against a 4-2, the handicappers at the Westgate have listed the Pats as the second biggest favorite of the week.

Dont’a Hightower earns AFC Defensive Player of the Week award.

Julian Edelman was hit with a fine for a play against the Bengals during Sunday’s win.

In this episode, we looked back at the victory for the Patriots against the Bengals and later on we previewed the upcoming game with the Steelers.

Bell has only played in three games this season but sports a gaudy 5.5 yards per carry average on 48 carries for 263 yards.

Here are this morning’s top stories for Wednesday, October 19, 2016.

Reviewing this week’s game film from the Patriots win over the Bengals highlights a couple of key plays that led to the victory.

Following their loss to the Dolphins on Sunday, the mood from Pittsburgh was mostly doom and gloom as they dropped a tough game against what had been a 1-4 Dolphins team.

Here’s a look at this morning’s top stories for Tuesday, October 18, 2016.

The New England Patriots will take part in what will be the NFL’s biggest game next Sunday as the Pittsburgh Steelers host the Pats. The highly anticipated contest lost a bit of its luster with Ben Roethlisberger suffering an unfortunate knee injury. Big Ben will be out for a few weeks after undergoing surgery to repair a torn meniscus in his left knee suffered in Sunday’s upset loss at Miami. The outcome of this game could go a long ways to determining who has home field advantage in the AFC playoffs next January.

The game kicks off at 4:25 pm eastern time Sunday. CBS will broadcast the game on every one of their affiliates in the United States with the exception (thanks to archaic NFL/FCC rules) of Atlanta and San Francisco. Jim Nantz will announce the play-by-play with Phil Simms will handling the commentary.