Mac Jones' game-winning drive leads Patriots to shock Bills with massive upset win

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The New England Patriots shocked the NFL world with a game-winning touchdown drive to defeat the Buffalo Bills, 29-25, at Gillette Stadium on Sunday afternoon. 

After blowing their lead late in the fourth quarter with Bills quarterback Josh Allen rushing it in from one yard out, Mac Jones and the Patriots’ offense took the field down three with less than two minutes to play.

The Patriots got exactly what they needed from running back Rhamondre Stevenson on the first play of the drive, as he burst through a hole and picked up 34 yards to immediately get into Bills’ territory. 

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Josh Allen of the Buffalo Bills looks to pass against the New England Patriots at Gillette Stadium on Oct. 22, 2023, in Foxborough, Massachusetts. (Maddie Meyer/Getty Images)

Stevenson would pick up five more yards before receiving a pass from Jones and getting tackled behind the line of scrimmage to make it third-and-8. It was a crucial moment, as the Pats likely would’ve opted for a field goal if they couldn’t convert the first down. 

But Jones went to his tight end Hunter Henry for 14 yards to extend the drive with 47 seconds left to play. 

A few more plays later found the Patriots on Buffalo’s six-yard line, and a catch by Pop Douglas landed New England on the one-yard line with 18 seconds to play. 

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Jones wouldn’t convert on another pass to Douglas, but he found another tight end – Mike Gesicki – on a perfectly thrown ball to retake the lead with 12 seconds left to play. 

Allen and the Bills had to perform a miracle on the ensuing