“I’m hoping we don’t walk around with our heads down,” Vrabel said during his Monday appearance on WEEI. “We have to get back to work, and it sucks to lose. It sucks to lose with an opportunity to win the division, and it didn’t happen.

The Patriots ultimately settled for a field goal at the end of the half to make the score 24-7. The defense allowed touchdowns in four straight possessions in the second half, while the Patriots scored just one more touchdown, resulting in a 35-31 loss.

The Buffalo Bills topped the New England Patriots in a thriller at Gillette Stadium in Foxoboro, Massachusetts on Sunday afternoon. The Patriots fell to 11-3 on the season, failing to clinch the AFC East at home on Sunday,

The officiating in Sunday's loss to the Bills was a topic of conversation for Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel on Monday morning.

With only five weeks remaining in the NFL regular season, a number of head coaches have separated themselves in the race to be named Associated Press Coach of the Year. New England Patriots coach Mike Vrabel is the clear favorite, with Chicago Bears coach Ben Johnson in second in BetMGM’s odds to win the award.

Pittsburgh Steelers' longtime head coach Mike Tomlin unfortunately heard less than desirable chants during Week 13’s loss at home to the Buffalo Bills.