The patriots travel to Buffalo to face the top AFC-East Bills on Sunday.
The league announced Monday that instead of the original 1 p.m. time, the game was being flexed to the 4:25 p.m. time slot.
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while the Patriots are 3-11rookie quarterback Drake Maye may warrant the extra exposure against Josh Allen and the Bills.
The Bills are favored by at least two touchdowns heading into Sunday’s game at Orchard Park.
Last week, Maye said he was looking forward to the remaining games on the slate, but especially the two with the Bills.
“I think it’s a great opportunity to continue the next step of leadership,” Maye said Wednesday. “These last four games of being a starting quarterback, they have a lot of responsibility. Taking a new step, putting yourself in uncomfortable situations or doing some things on the ladder line, little things like that can go a long way and get experiences for the next year.
“I think any time you face the Bills twice, we’re going to see a lot of them down the road, I’m sure, and we’re going to have a lot of challenges, any time you face a division opponent like that, it sets you up for in the coming years.”
The Buffalo game is the final road trip of the year for the Patriots, who they lost 30-17 to Arizona on Sunday.