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Another amazing Buffalo Bills comeback

By Eileen Buckley

Orchard Park, NY – The Buffalo Bills did it again. The team delivered another big win for Bills fans Sunday at Ralph Wilson Stadium in Orchard Park, defeating the New England Patriots 34-31.

Bills kicker Rian Lindell had a successful 28-yard field goal just as the game was ending, leading the Bills to a comeback victory.

Lindell talked about the winning field goal following the victory.

"When you get limited kicks they are all pretty important so I want to try and make them all so I try not to differentiate, but I can't claim I didn't know the situation you know and how the ending when you get to think about it for a while," said Lindell.

The Bills had fallen behind 21-0 in the second quarter.

Sunday's win also ended the Bills 15-game losing streak against the Patriots.

Buffalo Bills head Coach Chan Gailey addressed the second comeback in a row for his team.

"It was 21-0 but we went down and scored and it was 21-7. You keep playing. There's ups and downs in this game. Just handle the ups and downs and just keep playing gentleman. If you keep playing good things will happen to you. Our guys keep playing. You got to give them their due in the character department now," said Gailey.

Last week, the Bills also had a big comeback in a 38-35 win over Oakland.

The Bill's are now 3-0.