Report: NFL Experts Gave Their Picks For Patriots-Bills Final Score

The New England Patriots lost just two games in the regular season, and they are off to another win. This time quarterback Tom Brady, receiver Julian Edelman and the rest of their teammates will challenge the Buffalo Bills on Monday night.

Head coach Bill Belichick will be on the sideline encouraging his guys to give their best.

The Patriots’ offense scored more than 38 points in the last four weeks. The team also scored 81 the last two weekends during its win over the Kansas City Chiefs and Chicago Bears.

The Bills scored the same number of points in seven games.

If you ask Greg Cote from Miami Herald, he will say that the Pats will win the contest. “Buffalo is playing in its first Monday night game since 2008. It will not go well. Tom Brady is 28-3 starting against his lapdog rival, including 14-2 (with five straight W’s) in Western New York. With Derek Anderson at QB again, the Bison’s only hope is that New England forgets to pack Brady for the trip,” he said.

Pete Prisco of CBS Sports also goes with the Pats. “The Patriots are playing consecutive road games, but that won’t matter here. Buffalo is so inept on offense and the defense let them down last week. Tom Brady and the offense will have a big passing in this one. Patriots big,” Prisco said.

Gerry Dulac of Pittsburgh Post-Gazette said, “after losing to the Lions, the Patriots have scored 38 points three times and 43 another during a four-game losing streak. That doesn’t bode well for the Bills, who haven’t even scored 38 points (31) in their past four games.”

David Steele of Sporting News shares the same opinion with his colleagues. “The Patriots-Bills games had some spice during the brief Rex Ryan tenure in Buffalo, and the atmosphere should be fairly festive in Orchard Park for a night game against a hated rival. Sean McDermott, though, just doesn’t have the horses to hang in there with these Patriots, even though his defense has hung in there in a weekly uphill battle. If Rob Gronkowski or Sony Michel (or both) have to miss this game, it could hamper the Patriots … a little. If Derek Anderson and the offense weren’t so overmatched, it might.”