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Bedard's Breakdown: What looks real, fool's gold and still in question after upset of the Bills

Like the Jaguars' blowout loss, the Patriots' stirring upset of the Bills in Buffalo has raised a lot of questions on the other side of the spectrum. Instead of wondering whether the Patriots and Drake Maye were really as bad as they looked in Jacksonville, we're now wondering whether Maye and the Patriots have arrived. Like last week, there are no definite answers after four games, but we're getting some indicators. Let's break down the big themes into three categories: what appears real, wha...

Bedard: 4 sequences to a victory - Maye shows progress playing on time in the Patriots' offense

Breaking down the key sequences in the Patriots' upset victory over the Bills, including:• Drake Maye playing more in rhythm of the offense on throws to Romeo Doubs, Mack Hollins and Efton Chism;• A holding call on Buffalo wiping out a poor decision by Maye on the goal line;• The game-winning drive;• And Josh Allen's terrible decision on the game-sealing interception.

Bedard: The Patriots might fall to 1-3 against Bills, but here's five reasons to maintain optimism

Pretty soon people will be doing their quarter-season assessments, and I'm fairly certain the Seahawks, Jaguars and Bills will be near the top of the lists for their respective conferences. Depending on health, I would not be surprised to see any of those teams in the Super Bowl. I think people are majorly sleeping on the Jaguars. That's a damn good team in all three phases, and I'd argue they are the best team the Patriots have faced.

MLB Notebook: Division Series takes center stage as baseball’s biggest arms take over October

The Yankees pummeled the Red Sox in the American League Wild Card Series for the second straight year, sweeping Boston out of the Bronx.New York showed no mercy, crushing the Red Sox, 9-0, in Game 1 before finishing the sweep with a 9-2 victory in Game 2. Now, the Yankees turn their attention to the AL East champion Tampa Bay Rays, and they'll once again do it without Aaron Judge.