New England quarterback Drake Maye delivered a "gutty performance" down the stretch, and wide receiver Stefon Diggs was sensational in an emotional return to Buffalo, as the Patriots shocked the Bills in prime time Sunday.

In his return to Buffalo, a motivated Stefon Diggs delivered the most prolific performance from a Patriots wideout in years.

New England Patriots wide receiver Stefon Diggs says he wasn't really side-eyeing Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen in the photo that went viral.

Rapper Cardi B and NFL star Stefon Diggs are embroiled in a scandal as allegations surface of multiple simultaneous pregnancies with other women. Speculation intensified following resurfaced clips and social media posts involving Crystal Westbrooks and K’yanna Barbers,

Drake Maye is playing so well that he has some analysts believing his Patriots could finally push the Bills off their AFC East perch.

The New England Patriots' social media team had the perfect image ready to celebrate a 23-20 win over the Buffalo Bills on Sunday night.

Stefon Diggs appeared on the Patriots’ Week 9 injury report with a new ankle issue as New England prepares for a key matchup against the Falcons. Falcons’ defense allows the fewest passing yards, increasing pressure on Diggs and Patriots' offense.

The photograph went viral immediately. Stefon Diggs spent four years catching passes from Josh Allen in Buffalo, but when they met as opponents last season in Houston, the wideout appeared to give his former quarterback side-eye after they talked postgame.

Stefon Diggs turned back the clock on Sunday Night Football. He not only reminded the Buffalo Bills of who he is, but reminded the football world that thought he was washed up. Diggs didn’t shy away from the significance of returning to Buffalo for the ...

Patriots quarterback Drake Maye found Stefon Diggs on a touchdown pass, as the quarterback shakes off pressure from Myles Garrett.

Week 9 is here, and you know what that means: it's time for the trade deadline! Many NFL teams are looking to make moves, which will surely change the fantasy football landscape and make fantasy managers even more unsure of their start/sit decisions.