The Patriots utilized a hostile strategy incomprehensible in the advanced NFL to win on a breezy night in Buffalo, yet subsequently Bill Belichick made light of how awful the breeze was


Belichick recognized that the Patriots were playing in "conditions that were to some degree testing," however he said the Patriots have seen more regrettable in Buffalo, explicitly in the last round of the 2008 season.

"That was a great deal more regrettable," Belichick said of the breeze his group played in Buffalo 13 years prior. Way, way more terrible.

In the 2008 game, the Patriots ran the ball multiple times and spent multiple times as they won 13-0. On Monday night, the Patriots ran the ball multiple times and spent multiple times as they won 14-10.

There was a great deal of situational football that I thought generally we dealt with well, Belichick said of Monday night's down.

In any case, Belichick noticed that Bills quarterback Josh Allen finished 15 of 30 passes for 145 yards, with one score and no interferences, so it wasn't care for passing the ball was inconceivable.

Josh worked effectively tossing the ball out there," Belichick said. It was intense conditions and he threw it in there very great.

The conditions made the game a captivating chess match in which Belichick and Bills mentor Sean McDermott adopted totally different strategies. Eventually, Belichick dominated the chess match, as he so frequently has in his training profession.