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Foxborough, MA – October 6, 2025 The Buffalo Bills’ locker room was silent. After a devastating 23–20 loss to the New England Patriots, emotions ran high — and head coach Sean McDermott could barely hold back his own. Facing reporters moments after the defeat, McDermott delivered what fans are calling the “most emotional statement” of his coaching career. “This one hurts — not just because we lost, but because of how much these guys poured into it,” McDermott said, voice heavy with emotion. “You see the effort, the fight, the heart… and then to come up short like that, it breaks you. But that’s football. We’ll own it, learn from it, and come back stronger — because that’s what this team does.” The loss marked a stunning setback for the Bills, who entered Week 5 as one of the AFC’s most dominant teams. Instead, costly mistakes and late-game penalties opened the door for the Patriots to steal a last-minute victory — leaving players visibly crushed. Sources inside the locker room described a “somber and emotional” scene, with several veterans consoling younger teammates. Quarterback Josh Allen was reportedly “quiet and reflective,” sitting at his locker long after most players had left. Fans online were quick to rally behind their coach, flooding social media with messages of support like “We ride with you, Coach” and “Buffalo doesn’t quit.” Still, McDermott’s tone made one thing clear: this loss hit differently. “We’re a family. And right now, this one hurts every single person in that room,” he added. “But pain can be powerful — if we use it the right way.” As the Bills turn their focus to next week’s matchup against the New York Jets, the question now isn’t about talent — it’s about resilience. Can Buffalo bounce back from heartbreak? Bills Mafia will be watching.