The fate of the AFC East could be determined on Sunday when Buffalo rolls into Foxborough to take on the Patriots. The second of two matchups between these division rivals this season, New England goes for the sweep after defeating the Bills in Buffalo in Week 5. However, the Patriots look to do it as underdogs despite being at Gillette Stadium.

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The Cleveland Browns nearly pulled off an upset over the Buffalo Bills, but in typically Cleveland fashion, couldn’t finish the job. Despite dealing with injuri

The New England Patriots remain at the top of ClutchPoints’ Week 15 NFL Power Rankings, as they were on bye in Week 14. Still riding high atop the AFC East division, Drake Maye and the Patriots lead all AFC teams with 11 wins.

Josh Allen put on the Superman cape and led the Bills to a thrilling 39-34 victory over the Bengals in a back-and-forth shootout. So, they keep their slimmest of AFC East hopes alive — but also inch closer to at least securing a wild-card berth.

The Panthers won the two biggest upsets in the NFL this season, beating the Packers in Week 9 as 13-point underdogs and beating the Rams in Week 13 as 10-point underdogs. They’re comfortable with the underdog role, which they’re going to continue to have down the stretch as they fight to win the NFC South.

"The NFL was crying and forcing me to take my shoes off," the Las Vegas Raiders star revealed on his podcast when recalling his Dec. 14 game against the Eagles

Now, he's going up against a Jets defense that just allowed Trevor Lawrence to post six total touchdowns (five passing and one rushing), which led to the firing of defensive coordinator Steve Wilks. Shough shouldn't face much resistance this week, which could make it very hard for undrafted rookie Brady Cook to keep up in his second career start.