Patriots coach Mike Vrabel called for penalty after yelling at official, which set up easy Bills touchdown before comeback win

Key Points:

• New England Patriots coach Mike Vrabel was penalized for using profanity and being out of the coaching box after a defensive holding call against his team, which gave the Buffalo Bills a first-and-goal opportunity late in the first half.
• The penalty shortened the Bills' field position, making it easier for Josh Allen to score a 2-yard touchdown, contributing to the Bills taking a three-point lead at halftime.
• Despite the setback, the Patriots mounted a comeback in the second half, with quarterback Drake Maye throwing three touchdowns and the team successfully executing a late two-point conversion to take the lead.
• The Bills' missed two-point conversion and Allen's late interception sealed their first loss of the season, as the Patriots secured a 29-26 victory and improved to a 2-2 record.
• While Vrabel's penalty impacted the Bills' scoring opportunity, it ultimately did not cost the Patriots the win in a closely contested game.