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The New England Patriots scored a huge upset on Sunday after surviving the Buffalo Bills , 23-20, at Highmark Stadium courtesy of Andy Borregales ' 52-yard field goal.
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The Patriots improved to 3-2 and handed the Bills their first defeat of the season.
It was a wire-to-wire affair for New England and Buffalo , with the latter tying the count at 20-20 with only 2:17 left in the final period after Matt Prater's 45-yard field goal. But the Patriots stayed composed, leading to Borregales' game-winning kick.
The Bills had a final chance to get the win, but Joshua Palmer 's rush was halted by the visitors.
After the game, Patriots legend Julian Edelman took to X to congratulate the team .
"Statement win. #GoPats," wrote Edelman.
He played for New England from 2009 to 2020, teaming up with Tom Brady and Rob Gronkowski to capture three championships and a Super Bowl MVP.
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Who can forget the defining moment of his career? He helped the Patriots complete their historic comeback against the Atlanta Falcons in Super Bowl LI with a memorable catch in the fourth quarter, making him a legend in New England for all eternity. He will be inducted into the Patriots' Hall of Fame this month.
Aside from the 39-year-old Edelman, coach Mike Vrabel also lauded their morale-boosting victory, including the "gutty performance" of Drake Maye , who threw for 273 yards, including 184 yards on 13-of-14 in the second half.
"Being able to come back and execute in a critical situation, and take the clock down and win it on our terms, that's how we practice," said Vrabel in a report from the Associated Press.
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