6 Rings Postgame Show | Week 4 | Hour 2 | Drake Maye Finding His Groove in Buffalo | 29-26 WIN | 10/4/26 · Weekend Shows · Radar

Breaking down the Buffalo win0:59 – 11:32

0:59

Back here in the Six Rings Postgame Show, WEEI.

1:02

I'm Dan Bahl, he's John Lyons.

1:03

Thanks so much for joining us here.

1:05

Patriots, winners over the Buffalo Bills 29 to 26 to move back, uh, to .500 on the season, 2-2, as well as their first win on the road, John.

1:14

And something that was so critical to them being as successful as they were last year was being undefeated on the road, an 8-0 number, uh, and, uh, had been 0-2, uh, to start the season with losses against Seattle and Jacksonville.

1:27

Now, again, those are two of the better teams that you can play home, road, or anywhere else, but going in, division rival, first game at the new Highmark Stadium, and the New England Patriots pick up their first road win at a time where they desperately needed that on their ledger.

1:42

What'd you think of the environment there today?

1:44

It seemed a little bit more tame through the-

1:47

Yeah

1:47

... television.

1:48

It didn't have that same kind of Buffalo rowdy charm that I feel like-

1:51

Yeah

1:52

... people love about them

1:52

... that old Ralph Wilson Stadium feel.

1:54

Yeah.

1:54

Like, I felt like it wasn't as difficult an environment to play in as the Patriots have had in the past there.

1:59

Right.

2:00

Like, I don't know.

2:01

I- maybe it was just the way the game unfolded, but-

2:03

Yeah

2:03

...

2:03

I just never felt like that same as in years past where it feels like all those Bills fans are on top of you.

2:08

Yeah.

2:09

Didn't get that feeling today.

2:11

No, and, and I, I think it's, I think it's reflected in the offensive operation, right? Like, you think about, uh, week one against Seattle, uh, y- you could tell that they were struggling to get the plays in and, and you could see [laughs] just how close they were in the huddle as May was trying to get the, get the play call off.

Breaking down the Buffalo win0:59 – 11:32

0:59

Back here in the Six Rings Postgame Show, WEEI.

1:02

I'm Dan Bahl, he's John Lyons.

1:03

Thanks so much for joining us here.

1:05

Patriots, winners over the Buffalo Bills 29 to 26 to move back, uh, to .500 on the season, 2-2, as well as their first win on the road, John.

1:14

And something that was so critical to them being as successful as they were last year was being undefeated on the road, an 8-0 number, uh, and, uh, had been 0-2, uh, to start the season with losses against Seattle and Jacksonville.

1:27

Now, again, those are two of the better teams that you can play home, road, or anywhere else, but going in, division rival, first game at the new Highmark Stadium, and the New England Patriots pick up their first road win at a time where they desperately needed that on their ledger.

1:42

What'd you think of the environment there today?

1:44

It seemed a little bit more tame through the-

1:47

Yeah

1:47

... television.

1:48

It didn't have that same kind of Buffalo rowdy charm that I feel like-

1:51

Yeah

1:52

... people love about them

1:52

... that old Ralph Wilson Stadium feel.

1:54

Yeah.

1:54

Like, I felt like it wasn't as difficult an environment to play in as the Patriots have had in the past there.

1:59

Right.

2:00

Like, I don't know.

2:01

I- maybe it was just the way the game unfolded, but-

2:03

Yeah

2:03

...

2:03

I just never felt like that same as in years past where it feels like all those Bills fans are on top of you.

2:08

Yeah.

2:09

Didn't get that feeling today.

2:11

No, and, and I, I think it's, I think it's reflected in the offensive operation, right? Like, you think about, uh, week one against Seattle, uh, y- you could tell that they were struggling to get the plays in and, and you could see [laughs] just how close they were in the huddle as May was trying to get the, get the play call off.