ESPN Writer Gives ‘Bold Prediction’ For Patriots Bills Week 16 Showdown

The New England Patriots will play against the Buffalo Bills and the latter will try to win this game. They have already suffered one loss. Let’s just say they will probably earn another one. ESPN made a bold prediction about the Patriots vs Bills game. Any bets?

Let’s not forget that the Patriots beat the Bills in bad weather. It’s winter and Patriots players are used to this weather.

Mind-blowing prediction on Patriots vs Bills

NFL Nation reporters previewed each game and they all made a big prediction for upcoming games. Bills reporter Alaina Getzenberg did a piece on the Patriots vs Bills and it’s crazy.

“Buffalo quarterback Josh Allen will pass for two touchdowns, reaching 100 for his career, and run for at least one score against a Patriots defense that limited the Bills to just 10 points in their first meeting. A major issue for the Bills’ offense when the teams’ first met was scoring touchdowns in the red zone, but that has improved for Buffalo as of late, and the offense will rise to the occasion with the division lead on the line.”

The Patriots will get more help from Kendrick Bourne. He cleared NFL protocols and will be able to return to the floor for the game against the Bills. He has excellent connection with rookie quarterback Mac Jones and that’s more than good news for the Patriots. The wide receiver hit many touchdowns on Jones’ connections.

Jones seems to be pleasant surprise for the Patriots. He did just three attempts in the 14-10 win last time. Of course, Jones will have to try harder tomorrow. Reporters asked too many questions about the weather. Jones wasn’t having any of it. He didn’t pay much attention to the weather. He joined his teammates for the win.

Sunday is a big day for everyone. Most analysts bet on Bill Belichick and his team. Jones will be leading the way for his teammates. New England has excellent offense and the defense is doing a decent job. The Patriots had a seven-game winning streak. Colts players brought it to an end.