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For the first time in six years, the Patriots season has come to end before the new year, and it came suddenly on Sunday. We take a look back at a wild day that leaves the Pats without a spot in the 2008 postseason. Hear from Matt Cassel, Ellis Hobbs, Heath Evans and others after a wind-blown win over Buffalo and the disappointment that came with seeing the Jets and Jaguars lose to keep the Patriots home. Plus, Bill Belichick reflects back on the season and looks ahead to the offseason in his end-of-2008 press conference. It's all ahead on Patriots Today.

New England Patriots quarterback Matt Cassel addresses the media during his postgame press conference at Ralph Wilson Stadium on Sunday, December 28, 2008. On how efficient the team was with the poor weather conditions The weather conditions were as they were, so we knew that was going to play a role in how we called the game. So, we just figured when we got the wind with us and we were able to throw the ball we'd do that, but the offensive linemen and the running backs really stepped up today and we played a different style of game than what we've been the last few weeks, and those guys did a great job and we were able to execute and come out of here with a "W." On specific play calls when Cassel ran the ball individually They were called passes in which I saw something and figured I should run the ball instead of trying to throw it into the wind. On the difficulty of throwing the ball into the strong winds It was difficult, especially going away from our locker room, going out that way the wind gusts were coming, I guess they had to be up to 50 m.p.h. and so to throw into that you just had no accuracy, and so we didn't want to take a chance in possibly turning the ball over. On his thoughts on the team finishing the season with 11 wins It's been a satisfying year. To say 11 wins, I didn't know how this year was going to go when it all started. I stepped into this role, and I had some big shoes to fill, but to come out here and put ourselves into position to possibly be in the playoffs and to win 11 games was a big accomplishment, not only for myself, but also this team and this organization. And it showed the resiliency and also the great coaching that goes in every week, from Coach Belichick to Coach McDaniels to the defensive side of the ball, and it's a testament to what we do here as a Patriot. On preparing for weather conditions as severe as they were in the game You start making the adjustments re...

Watch game highlights from New England's game against the Buffalo Bills at Ralph Wilson Stadium on Sunday, December 28, 2008.

New England Patriots quarterback Matt Cassel addresses the media during his postgame press conference at Ralph Wilson Stadium on Sunday, December 28, 2008. On how efficient the team was with the poor weather conditions The weather conditions were as they were, so we knew that was going to play a role in how we called the game. So, we just figured when we got the wind with us and we were able to throw the ball we'd do that, but the offensive linemen and the running backs really stepped up today and we played a different style of game than what we've been the last few weeks, and those guys did a great job and we were able to execute and come out of here with a "W." On specific play calls when Cassel ran the ball individually They were called passes in which I saw something and figured I should run the ball instead of trying to throw it into the wind. On the difficulty of throwing the ball into the strong winds It was difficult, especially going away from our locker room, going out that way the wind gusts were coming, I guess they had to be up to 50 m.p.h. and so to throw into that you just had no accuracy, and so we didn't want to take a chance in possibly turning the ball over. On his thoughts on the team finishing the season with 11 wins It's been a satisfying year. To say 11 wins, I didn't know how this year was going to go when it all started. I stepped into this role, and I had some big shoes to fill, but to come out here and put ourselves into position to possibly be in the playoffs and to win 11 games was a big accomplishment, not only for myself, but also this team and this organization. And it showed the resiliency and also the great coaching that goes in every week, from Coach Belichick to Coach McDaniels to the defensive side of the ball, and it's a testament to what we do here as a Patriot. On preparing for weather conditions as severe as they were in the game You start making the adjustments re...

It's a one-game season. The Patriots' 2008 campaign has come down to Sunday's trip to Buffalo, and Patriots Today sets you up for the action with a jam-packed Friday episode. Get the latest from the locker room and the practice field, and find out exactly what the Patriots need to have happen to advance to the postseason. Paul Perillo analyzes the Pats-Bills matchup, with a special look at Jets-Dolphins and Ravens-Jaguars. Plus, Bill Belichick breaks down the rout over Arizona, an exclusive look at how it all went right for the Pats last Sunday. Catch all that and more on Patriots Today.

The attention was focused on Brady and Moss after the win over Buffalo, but Adalius Thomas was one of several defensive players who set an early tone. We check in with the linebacker and more as we wrap up coverage of victory number 10. Plus, wondering what AD chats about during a game? You'll find out, because we mic'd him up. You won't want to miss it. Vote on the Pats' play of the week and more on a Tuesday edition of Patriots Today. View Play of the Week Results >>

A 56-10 shellacking of the Buffalo Bills has the Patriots off to a 10-0 start. We'll have all of the highlights and reaction from Buffalo. Also, join Patriots defensive lineman Richard Seymour as he goes back to elementary school, but not like you think.

Watch highlights from Bill Belichick and Tom Brady's postgame press conferences following the Patriots 56-10 win over the Buffalo Bills at Ralph Wilson Stadium on November 18, 2007.

New England Patriots wide receiver Randy Moss addresses the media during his locker room interview following the Patriots 56-10 win over the Buffalo Bills at Ralph Wilson Stadium on November 18, 2007.