Pats Hand Bills Worst Defeat In Team History

Tom Brady tossed five touchdown passes, including four to Randy Moss in the first half, as New England continued its quest for perfection by destroying Buffalo, 56-10, at Ralph Wilson Stadium. Brady produced TDs in the teams first seven possessions and finished 31- of-39 for 373 yards as the Patriots (10-0) won their 13th straight regular season game. They also moved one step closer to joining the storied 1972 Miami Dolphins as the only team in NFL history to go through a season undefeated, with the next test coming in a Week 12 Sunday night matchup against the Philadelphia Eagles in Foxboro. Moss, who had 10 catches for 128 yards, set a franchise mark for most touchdowns receiving in a game, and by notching his 16th touchdown catch of the season overall, smashed the previous franchise record of 12 set by Stanley Morgan in 1979. J.P. Losman was just 13-of-24 for 151 yards with a TD and an interception for the Bills (5-5) and struggled mightily against a blitz-happy Patriots defense, which recorded four sacks and limited the Bills to 179 yards of total offense while snapping their four-game win streak. It was the largest margin of defeat in team history, eclipsing a 43-0 loss to Baltimore on October 10, 1971.