In the Patriots 23-20 upset win in Buffalo Sunday night, Diggs caught 10 passes for 146 yards, averaging more than 14 yards per catch and proving to be an essential target for Maye, establishing a connection that might be the catalyst the Patriots offense needs after years of struggling. So, why was this game so special? Let's take a closer look.

Buffalo's loss comes hours after the Denver Broncos gave the Philadelphia Eagles their first loss of the season.

Following a 23-20 victory in Buffalo on Sunday Night Football, the New England Patriots announced themselves to the NFL with a statement win against their division rivals.

In a massive AFC East clash on "Sunday Night Football" in Week 5, the New England Patriots defeated the Buffalo Bills. Here's how it happened:

New England exits Week 5 at 3-2 on the season, and the road ahead sets the franchise up to go on a significant run. The Patriots possess the easiest remaining strength of schedule in the NFL, with their opponents possessing a combined win percentage of .

Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills were reminded of what they were missing on offense when watching Stefon Diggs spark the New England Patriots' win on Sunday night

The order was revealed and made headlines on Monday, Oct. 6, after former UNC Tar Heel Drake Maye led the Patriots to a win over the previously-undefeated Buffalo Bills the night before. Martin said it is "clearly why" the UNC accounts didn't post "anything" from Maye's "electric primetime win over the Buffalo Bills."

Patriots WR Stefon Diggs returns to Buffalo to take on the Bills and Josh Allen in a divisional matchup in primetime. Follow along for all the analysis and highlights from Sunday night's game.