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Listen to this edition of PFW in Progress as we break down the Patriots 17-10 divisional win against the Bills. Also we will look ahead to this Sunday's matchup at Gillette Stadium against the Buffalo Bills. Send in your questions for next show to webradio@patriots.com.

New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady addresses the media during his postgame press conference at Ralph Wilson Stadium on Sunday, December 20, 2009. On today's win: That was great news to win the game and come in the locker room and see Tennessee kick that field goal, that was great. It is a big game for us coming up this week. Not too often this team has had to go in to December to get a road win. We did today and didn't think it was our best performance out there but we won the game and that was most important. On Randy Moss: He is a big player in this offense. There was so much said about him last week, he came out and showed the kind of character that he has. I love having him out there, he and Wes (Welker) did a great job today along with the other guys. On the plays called for Randy Moss: We are always trying to find different ways to get him the ball, put him in different spots and it is hard when you just put him outside the numbers all day and expect him to get open with a lot of double coverage. Sometimes you have to put him inside, put him on different routes and he did a great job and made some great catches today. On Randy's week in practice: He always wants to prove something. He is a very competitive guy. The way he played today he had some tough catches in traffic , and had some nice catch and runs, so he did a great job. On Randy's comeback this week: My father always said tall trees experience high winds. He has been at the top for a long time and when it doesn't go right it is just part of the profession and Randy is mature enough to handle that. He is a fighter and he came out today and made some great catches for us. I missed him on a couple of deep ones that I certainly wish we would have hit but he ran his butt off today. On being concerned with the team not playing the best football late in the season: I think that is part of the season that we have been on. It has not always been great and I think the positives we take...

Patriots head coach Bill Belichick addresses the media during his press conference at Gillette Stadium on Friday, December 18, 2009. BB:Alright, a couple days outside, this should be close to what we'll get in Buffalo. It's good to get out there and get some fresh air. [It's a] division game, [it's] been a long time since we've played them. It's interesting - when you play a team the first game of the season and then pretty close to the last game of the season. You look back at that one and it was a long time ago. You see some of the things that have changed on your team [and] changed on their team. It's kind of interesting, to put it in perspective, because those aren't usually the games that you go back to. You go back to the last three or four. We played Miami, that was like four or five weeks apart, but this is a pretty good stretch. [There're] some new faces there, but again, they do a lot of the things they've been successful with and they've been very successful on defense. [They have] great backs in the running game. They've been competitive the last few weeks, so I'm sure they'll stay with it. They're good in the kicking game. It's a good team. Q: With the two different running backs, is it the kind of thing where you need to be aware of each particular guy and who's on the field? BB:It's kind of interesting. I think there're a lot of similarities. They're both very good. It's kind of like last week with [DeAngelo] Williams, and [Jonathan] Stewart and even [Tyrell] Sutton, even though he didn't play a lot. It was similar, but [Marshawn] Lynch and [Fred] Jackson both have great vision. They're both hard to tackle. A lot of people bounce off them because of their lower body strength and their balance. They both catch the ball very well. They're dangerous in the passing game. There're a lot of similarities. Honestly, sometimes, if you don't look carefully, it's a little hard to tell who it is because physically they kind of look a little bit a like and [one...

The Patriots and Bills will meet again this season after facing off in week one. They are a familiar AFC East foe but alot has changed in Buffalo since September, including some key personnel positions on the team. We're taking a closer look at who the Bills are this time around and what the Patriots are expecting on Sunday. Plus, we've got some news and numbers that prove the Patriots have been the dominant team in this faceoff for quite a while. Speaking of numbers, want to find out all there is to know when it comes to the history of the Patriots? We've got just the item to give you all the facts! One thing that has not changed in Buffalo is the weather, and the Patriots practiced in frigid Foxborough temperatures on Thursday, the perfect way to get ready for Sunday. We've got a look at their workout.

Listen to this edition of Patriots Playbook as host John Rooke is joined by PFW's Erik Scalavino. They will discuss the upcoming divisional matchup in Buffalo against the Bills. Today's guests include Russell Baxtor from ESPN and Dan Dierdorf from CBS. Send in you questions for next show to webradio@patriots.com

Listen to this edition of Patriots Playbook as John Rooke is joined by PFW's Erik Scalavino. They will break down the upcoming matchup against the Bills at Ralph Wilson Stadium. Guests include Mark Kelso from The Bills Radio Network. Send in you questions for next show to webradio@patriots.com.

Listen to this edition of Patriots Playbook as John Rooke will discuss the Patriots shocking loss against the Colts and look ahead to this Sunday's divisional matchup against the Jets. Send in you questions for next show to webradio@patriots.com.

Listen to this edition of PFW in Progress as we preview the Patriots-Falcons matchup at Gillette Stadium. Send in your questions for next show to webradio@patriots.com

Listen to this edition of PFW in Progress as we discuss the Patriots 25-24 win over the Bills on Monday night football and look ahead to Sunday's divisional matchup at the Meadowlands against the New York Jets. Send in your questions for next show to web@patriots.com.

It was a night to remember as the Patriots opened '09 with a dazzling, come-from-behind effort to top the Buffalo Bills. From Brady's comeback to Watson's TDs to honoring the all-time team, Patriots Today has a recap and highlights from a Monday night extravaganza. We have a close look and analysis of the final five minutes as Brady hooked up twice with Watson for scores and the Pats' special teams came up with a huge turnover. Hear from Brady and Moss on how the team stayed composed until the very end. Plus, news and numbers, ESPN on the scene and much more as Patriots Today covers the season opener.