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Orchard Park was rocking, but the Pats turned down the volume late. New England stunned previously unbeaten Buffalo, 23–20, on Sunday night at Highmark, with rookie kicker Andy Borregales drilling a cold-blooded 52-yarder in the final seconds to seal it. Statement win for Mike Vrabel’s crew, and it left the league without an unbeaten squad heading into Monday. (espn.com)

The formula? Keep it clean, feed your star, and let your QB grow up on the road. Drake Maye (22/30, 273 yards) didn’t throw a touchdown, but he stacked big-time throws and commanded a poised two-minute march to set up the winner. His favorite dance partner, former Bills standout Stefon Diggs (10 catches, 146 yards), torched his old stomping grounds with vintage separation and yards after the catch. That’s how you quiet 70,000 towels in a hurry. (espn.com)

Buffalo swung back plenty. Josh Allen (22/31, 253 yards, 2 TD) kept drives alive with his legs and found Curtis Samuel and rookie Keon Coleman for scores, while Dalton Kincaid (6 for 108) carved the seams. But the night belonged to New England’s situational answers: a pair of Rhamondre Stevenson plunges flipped it from 10–6 down to a 20–10 Pats lead, and when the Bills clawed back to 20–20 on a late Matt Prater boot, Maye and Diggs coolly nudged the Pats into Borregales range one last time.

Big Dill of the Game: Andy Borregales. Three-for-three on field goals, capped by that ice-cube 52-yarder with the lights brightest. That’s big-leg energy, and that’s a Big Dill. Until next time, I’m Dillon “Big Dill” Smith for Big Dill Sports — where ballin’ is a big dill.