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New England Patriots vs Buffalo Bills football schedule: start time, tv channel, live stream coverage, NFL scores and results




New England Patriots vs Buffalo Bills football schedule: start time, tv channel, live stream coverage, NFL scores and results
The New England Patriots host the Buffalo Bills in Week 4 of the NFL Schedule on Sunday, Kick Off Time at 1:00 PM ET, at Gillette Stadium.
The New England Patriots (3-0) defeated the Houston Texans, 27-0, last week in which Jacoby Brissett threw for 103 yards in 11-for-19 passes. Leggarrette Blount led in rushing with 105 yards and two touchdowns in 24 attempts while Brissett added 488 yards and a touchdown in eight carries. Julian Edelman led in receiving with 38 yards in four receptions while Malcolm Mitchell had 27 yards.
On the offense, New England is averaging 27.0 points and 369.3 yards per game. On the defense, New England is allowing 15.0 points and 361.7 yards against the opponents.
The Buffalo Bills (1-2) outlasted the Arizona Cardinals (13-18) last week in which Tyrod Taylor threw 119 yards in 14-for-25 passes. LeSean McCoy led in rushing with 110 yards and two touchdowns in 17 runs while Taylor added 76 yards and a touchdown in nine carries. Robert Woods led in receiving with 51 yards in six catches while Walt Powell had 28 yards in three catches.
On the offense, Buffalo is averaging 23.7 points and 283.3 yards per game. On the defense, Buffalo is allowing 22.7 points and 383.0 yards per game against the opponents.
Buffalo Bills vs New England Patriots game schedule info:
Date: October 2, 2016
Start Time: 1:00 PM ET
TV Channel Schedule: CBS
Bills vs Patriots Live Stream: NFL Game Pass
Odds and Point Spread: -4.0 Patriots
New England Patriots vs Buffalo Bills NFL live stream online is available on NFL Game Pass. Patriots vs Bills tv channel coverage is on CBS. Patriots vs Bills scores and results will be posted here. Who will win?

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