Week 1
Sept. 9
San Fran.
W, 24-16
Week 2
Sept. 16
Green Bay
T, 29-29
Week 1
Sept. 9
San Fran.
W, 24-16
Week 2
Sept. 16
Green Bay
T, 29-29
Week 3
Sept. 23
Buffalo
L, 27-6
Week 4
Sept. 27
L.A. Rams
L, 38-31
Week 5
Oct. 7
Philadelphia
W, 23-21
Week 6
Oct. 14
Arizona
W, 27-17
Week 7
Oct. 21
N.Y. Jets
W, 37-17
Week 8
Oct. 28
New Orleans
L, 30-20
Week 9
Nov. 4
Detroit
W, 24-9
Week 10
Bye
Week 11
Nov. 18
Chicago
L, 25-20
Week 12 Nov. 25
Green Bay
W, 24-17
Week 13
Sunday
New England
3:25 p.m. Ch. 9
Week 14
Dec. 10
Seattle
7:15 p.m., Ch. 4, ESPN
Week 15
Dec. 16
Miami
Noon, Ch. 4
Week 16
Dec. 23
Detroit
Noon, Ch. 9
Week 17
Dec. 30
Chicago
Noon, Ch. 9
The Patriots improved to 8-3 Sunday, their 18th consecutive season with a .500 record or better. That's the second-best run in NFL history; Dallas had 21 in a row from 1965 to '85.
Tom Brady threw a pair of touchdown passes, connecting with Rob Gronkowski and Julian Edelman, and completed 20 of 31 for 283 yards as New England eventually pulled away.
Brady became the NFL's career leader in total yards passing in regular-season and playoff games, with 79,416. He also reached 3,000 yards passing for the 16th consecutive season.
New England seems to be breezing for a playoff spot because the Patriots usually win the games they should win. This is one of them. Outlook: Horns down.
Things are heavier than usual around the team, starting with the overall moodiness of players and that effect on games.