37 seconds left 2421 Buffalo on top now second and 10 at the 19 yard line of the bills two by two set newton takes the snap immediately runs to his left turns outside the numbers and gets inside the 15 balls out the balls out it's buffalo football

cam Newton fumbles the football with 31 seconds remaining in the game in the red zone.

With that game sealing Cam Newton fumble in the fourth quarter, New England lost for the fourth

straight time this season, and now at 2 and 5, the door

may finally be closed on the Patriots dynasty.

Today, Bill Barnwell explains what's happened to New England, how the Steelers are undefeated,

who took over the NFC East, and who got punched in the helmet?

I'm Pablo Torre. It's Monday, November 2nd.

This is ESPN Daily. Bill, anyone who has ever followed and arguably mostly unfollowed me on Instagram

knows that I'm a big sunset guy.

And the sunset at 451 p.m. today, which honestly just feels criminal.

I mean, Pablo, as someone who works routinely until 6 or 7 a.m. in the morning on Sundays,

nothing excites me like the idea of waking up at 11 or 12 later Monday morning,

knowing I'm going to get four, maybe even five hours of sunlight before the darkness approaches yet again.

Bill Barnwell is the host of the Bill Barnwell show, and for him, time is an illusion.

Well, I am also bringing you here because the sun is also setting, maybe a bit early, on the Patriots Empire.

And I say this because we've had the AFC East as the single most predictable division in sports throughout this millennium.

But the Pats just lost their fourth straight game this season, Bill, to the division leading bills, 24 to 21.

This wasn't a pretty win in Buffalo at all.

And I know that their fans' heart rate is only now calming down, but how bad did the

Pat's look on Sunday?

This was a game out of 1970.

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