The New England Patriots battles their AFC East rivals Buffalo Bills this Sunday at the Ralph Wilson Stadium in Buffalo, NY.

The Patriots (3-2) recently defeated the Cincinnati Bengals by a score of 43-17 on October 5, a match where Tom Brady threw two touchdowns and when the future HOF reached the 50,000 yards milestone.

Now, the Pats are attempting to extend their winning streak to two games in their upcoming game versus the Bills.

"It's hard to be oblivious to things. We all have TVs or the internet or the questions I get and the emails that I get from people," said Brady to reporters in reference to his team's previous 41-14 loss to the Kanas City Chiefs on September 28.

"Nobody died or anything. It's just a loss, and I think we've always done a great job putting losses behind us quickly."

Like the Patriots, the Bills (3-2) are also looking to win their second consecutive game in a row, after Buffalo's recent 17-14 win versus the Detroit Lions this past Sunday.

Bills starting QB Kyle Orton discussed his thoughts about leading his team to the win after bouncing back after throwing an interception earlier in the aforementioned game versus the Lions squad.

"It wasn't the first and it won't be my last," said Orton to reporters, "You've got to keep that trigger, and put a little bit more pressure on yourself to make the plays next time."

Defensive tackle Marcell Dareus ignited the defense with his stellar performance highlighted by five tackles and career best three sacks in the game against Detroit.

"It really meant more to him than just a game," said Dareus to reporters.

"We all took it to ourselves to go out and do the best we could for Schwartz and for the team, and just pull it out."

The upcoming game will start at 1:00 pm ET and can be watched on TV via the Fox network.