Patriots Wire staff predictions for Patriots-Bills Week 4 game
The Patriots Wire staff make their final predictions for Sunday's Week 4 game between the Patriots and Bills.
The New England Patriots are set to clash with the Buffalo Bills in a Week 4 game on Sunday, seeking to turn their season around after a 35-6 defeat to the Jacksonville Jaguars in the previous week. The Patriots' offense, which has underperformed in the first three weeks of the season, will need to improve significantly. Maye threw for 199 yards, two interceptions, and a fumble, while the team's rushing attack was notably absent, with TreVeyon Henderson contributing only eight carries for 23 yards.
Without A.J. Brown due to an ankle injury, Mack Hollins led the receiving corps with six receptions for 87 yards. The Bills, meanwhile, bounced back from a tough Week 3 loss to the Los Angeles Chargers, defeating them 24-16. Josh Allen threw for 240 yards, two interceptions, and two rushing touchdowns, with James Cook being the standout performer, amassing 154 rushing yards and a touchdown.
The Patriots will be without their star defensive tackle, Christian Barmore, and their key cornerback, Christian Gonzalez. The Bills' defense is the league leader in points allowed per game (33.7) and ranks fourth in total offense (401.7 yards per game). Predictions from the Patriots Wire staff include Danny Jaillet predicting a Bills victory 34-13, Jordy McElroy forecasting a 30-20 win for the Bills, and Sophie Weller estimating a 35-14 victory for the Bills.
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