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Boston GlobeWilfork, Warren outBoston Globe(File/Bill Greene/Globe Staff) By Adam Kilgore The Patriots will face the Bills today with a decimated defensive line after yesterday ruling out starters ...Vince Wilfork, Ty Warren leave a big voidBoston HeraldPatriots Notebook: December, when better teams are deeper teamsThe Union LeaderBrace, Wright could fill in for linemenESPNExaminer.com -ProFootballTalk -Worcester Telegramall 135 news articles »  

Boston Globeabout the BillsBoston GlobeMuch has changed for the Bills since their 25-24 loss to the Patriots in Week 1. Coach Dick Jauron was fired Nov. 18 after a 3-6 start, ...Harvard grad Fitzpatrick made the smart choiceAttleboro Sun ChronicleFitzpatrick to start against PatsBills Report (subscription)Sullivan: Why keep Brohm in closet?Buffalo NewsWEEI.com -Boston Herald -Providence Journalall 22 news articles »  

Chicago TribuneMike Shanahan and Tony Romo a match with Dallas Cowboys?Chicago TribuneOne is the Bills. The other, according to the rumor mill, is the Redskins. Why would Shanahan choose the Cowboys first? They have Tony Romo at quarterback, ...and more »  

ReutersMichigan Lawmakers to Try One More Time on School BillsWILX-TV"The bills are very large and very complex and they're being written under a huge time crunch," Naeyaert said after the session that ended around 1 am ...Health-reform legislation would accomplish more than critics admitWashington PostSaturday Word: The Final BillNew York Times (blog)Transparency Is First Rationing Victim of Reid's ObamaCareBig Government (blog)Politico -Los...  

Boston Herald (blog)Belichick, Shula: 'Men of Mastery' against BillsBuffalo NewsDon Shula's Dolphins ran the table against the Bills in the '70s, recording an NFL-record 20 straight victories. Now it's Bill Belichick and his Patriots ...Paying BillsBoston GlobeThe top five determining factors for Patriots-Bills todayBoston HeraldThe Unlucky 13: Buffalo Bills Worst Losses of the DecadeBleacher ReportTaunton Daily Gazette -South Coast Today...  

NFL GridIron Gab (blog)Browns try to build on upset in KCSeattle Post IntelligencerWhile the Chiefs were busy losing to the Bills, Cleveland was still basking in the glow of its ugly but satisfying 13-6 victory over the Steelers at chilly ...Chiefs' pride takes beatingCarthage PressGOT NUMBERS? Previewing the Browns vs. the Chiefs.Dawgs By Nature (blog)Chiefs in bad hands with their receiversKansas City StarPoint-Spreads.com -CBSSports.comall...  

Amid accusations that Randy Moss has quit, concerns whether Tom Brady has lost his magic touch and with an inability to win a road game on this side of the Atlantic, Kevin Faulk readily acknowledges the Patriots might be vulnerable. "By the way that we're playing as a football team, yes, we are vulnerable," the New England running back said this week.  

Turns out there's nothing wrong with Randy Moss or the New England Patriots that facing their perennial patsy, the Buffalo Bills, can't fix. Doesn't mean it was pretty. A week after being accused of quitting by Carolina Panthers defenders, Moss bounced back with five catches for 70 yards and a touchdown in a 17-10 win Sunday.  

The Patriots will be without four starters for their game against the Buffalo Bills -- defensive linemen Ty Warren (ankle) and Vince Wilfork (foot) and offensive linemen Stephen Neal (ankle) and Nick Kaczur (shoulder). Running back Fred Taylor (ankle) was also inactive for a game with AFC East implications.  

Buffalo NewsJerry Sullivan: Decade of futility yields many memorable losses to PatsBuffalo NewsDick Jauron defends McKelvin. • 4. Coming Full Circle (Dec. 27, 2003): The Patriots atone for an opening day loss in Buffalo, beating the Bills by an ...  

Boston Herald (blog)“What's so special about the Bills, anyway?”Boston Herald (blog)He also told us he thinks the Patriots will take the Bills lightly. Anyway, we're here, and we'll let you know what we find out later… ...and more »  

Patriots have located a problemBoston GlobeThe Bills never fully recovered, evidenced by their changes since. The Bills' coach that night was Dick Jauron, fired after a 3-6 start and replaced by ...and more »  

Blame won't pay the billsTampa TribuneThis cycle must end and blame won't pay the bills. The United States is currently paying $250 billion per year in interest payments alone. ...and more »