The Patriots and Bills meet for the 111th time in Buffalo on Sunday. The divisional rivalry was given a boost with the arrival of Rex Ryan in 2015 w/Buffalo

Buffalo Bills cornerback Stephon Gilmore is feeling pretty confident after the Bills performance in Week one against Indianapolis.

The New England Patriots travel to Ralph Wilson Stadium in Orchard Park, New York to take on the Buffalo Bills at 1:00 pm eastern time on Sunday, September 20. This marks the 111th meeting between these two original AFL teams, with the Pats holding a decisive edge in the rivalry. The Patriots own a 67-42-1 all-time record against the Bills, and have won 26 of the last 29 contests….

Rex Ryan brings outspoken approach to Buffalo players, proudly continues hatred of Patriots

Some quick notes from Tuesday regarding a few players for the Patriots.

Tom Brady responded to the chants from Bills fans on Monday, and he plans on being ready to play well in Buffalo this weekend.

The Patriots travel to Buffalo to take on a rejuvenated Bills team that Rex Ryan has put his stamp on already. The Bills thumped the Colts 27-14 last week

Within hours the betting line has dropped, with this game now listed as a pick’em in many venues. Also, links to several early views on Sunday’s game against the Bills – local, national, and from western New York.

As expected, it looks like the AFC East is going to be a challenging Division this season following Miami, the NY Jets and Buffalo all winning their respective contests to open 2015.

Bill Belichick has put all of the Patriots critics on notice, he’s not going to take the cheating accusations in the news every time they beat an opponent.

After Thursday’s opening night victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers, that same media was treated to a rare side of Belichick many have heard publicly during an early Friday morning conference call.

Thursday night’s NFL season opener was the final celebration commemorating the Patriots fourth Super Bowl Championship at Gillettte Stadium and it didn’t disappoint.

Tom Brady and Rob Gronkowski set the tone early in the Patriots opening night 28-21 win over the Steelers. Brady threw 4 TDs and Gronk caught 3 of them

Thursday night’s season-opener against the Steelers presented an interesting problem for both teams, as there was issue with their equipment for most of the evening when it came to communication.

Bill Belichick talked to the media following the team’s win over Pittsburgh and this is the transcript from that press conference.

Three players from each team to watch in Thursday’s NFL opener in the Patriots – Steelers game should provide a good glimpse on how this one turns out

When the Patriots take the field tonight against the Steelers, fans will get to see the unveiling of the Super Bowl XLIX Championship banner prior to the start of the game and for the final time, both fans and players will be able to savor an amazing championship season.

Speaking with the United Kingdom television network Sky Sports program”NFL 32 Live” Wednesday, Patriots owner Robert Kraft revealed the details of the pregame plans his team had in place had quarterback Tom Brady’s four game suspension remained in tact.

Who gets the nod on offense, defense and special teams in the Patriots – Steelers game on Thursday night? Read on and check it out.

Despite the new allegations, the America’s Game broadcast Tuesday night was a reminder that the Patriots success comes from preparation, not cheating.

On Tuesday afternoon ESPN Boston’s Mike Reiss tweeted out the names of the newly elected Patriots team captains for the 2015 NFL Season.

This is becoming a joke, although if I’m Patriots owner Robert Kraft, I’m not laughing.

According to ESPN Boston’s Mike Reiss, Patriots Center Bryan Stork is still dealing with a concussion and was not present at practice again on Tuesday raising the unlikelihood of him playing in the Thursday home opener against Pittsburgh.

The Steelers have already publicly stated their defensive gameplan on Thursday night was to jam Patriots TE Rob Gronkowski. It may be easier said than done

One of the benefits of winning the Super Bowl is being able to open the next season in front of the home crowd on national television and for a player who’s in a contract season, things couldn’t have worked out better for wide receiver Aaron Dobson.