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Sunday Patriots Notes: Josh McDaniels wants offense to ‘stick with the process’

The New England Patriots are taking on the Buffalo Bills on Sunday for their first division game of the 2026 season. Similar to last year, this contest could have major ramifications on Mike Vrabel’s team: at 1-2 going up against…

Published: Sunday, 4 October 2026 at 11:20 AM
Sunday Patriots Notes: Josh McDaniels wants offense to ‘stick with the process’
Key Things to Know
  • Patriots offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels insisted the struggling offense must stick to its plan rather than make drastic changes.
  • New England ranks tied for last in the NFL in both points and turnovers heading into Week 4.
  • Quarterback Drake Maye has committed a league-worst seven turnovers across the team's first three games.
The Story in 60 Seconds

New England Patriots offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels emphasized that the team must stick to its process despite significant early-season struggles. Entering their Week 4 divisional matchup against the 3-0 Buffalo Bills, the 1-2 Patriots are tied for last in the NFL in points and turnovers, with quarterback Drake Maye committing a league-worst seven turnovers through three games.

McDaniels rejected making drastic changes to the offensive scheme, stressing that execution and repetition will yield improvement. The Patriots also face secondary adjustments with cornerback Christian Gonzalez sidelined, while kicker Andy Borregales works on fundamentals following consecutive missed field goals.

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