Line on Patriots-Bills Game Week 4 Opens New England -6.5

The line on the Patriots-Bills game opened at New England -6.5 in Buffalo.  Both teams come into this game 3-0.

New England dominated the Jets in Week 3, but failed to cover the 20-plus line with a 30-14 victory.

Tom Brady threw a pair of touchdown passes and the Patriots didn't allow an offensive touchdown for the third straight week as they dominated in a 30-14 win Sunday.

The Patriots are still the favorites to win Super Bowl LIV at 3/1.

Buffalo, meanwhile, continues to win games.  The Bills were victorious Sunday at home against Cincinnati, but had to rally from behind.

Tight end Dawson Knox's fearless and physical catch and rumble up the left sideline for a 49-yard gain to set up Frank Gore's decisive score with 1:50 left in rallying the Bills to a 21-17 home-opening win.

Bills quarterback Josh Allen finished 23 of 36 for 243 yards with a touchdown and interception. He was picked off while back-pedaling on third-and-7 and threw off his back foot. The weak pass was easily intercepted by Darius Phillips, who returned it to Buffalo's 22 and set up the Bengals first touchdown.

Allen was nearly picked off two more times and almost lost a fumble before being ruled he was out of bounds.

Some books had the Bills winning only 6.5 regular season games.

Though the Week 1 game in New England versus the Steelers was considered a marquee matchup at the start of the season, Pittsburgh remains winless after Week 3.  The Patriots have been a 20-plus favorite in their last two games against the worst two teams in the league.

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com