The Bills made Sunday's game much close than the Patriots were likely expecting, and certainly close than they would have liked. To make up for the defense's shortcomings (374 yards and 23 points allowed to Ryan Fitzpatrick and the Bills), the offense had to be at their best, and they just about were, scoring 38 points with a balanced attack -- 200 yards on the ground with another 245 in the air.
And perhaps no play was bigger than at the start of the third quarter when the Patriots, up only 17-16, went 74 yards in just five plays, culminating in a 35-yards touchdown pass from Tom Brady to Randy Moss.