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It was comeback No. 36 for Tom Brady. On a day when the Buffalo Bills had him on the move, Brady delivered when the Patriots needed it most, marking the 36th time he has led the team to a victory from a fourth-quarter deficit or tie. How’s this for clutch? On the Patriots’ final drive, which produced the game-winning field-goal, Brady was 7-of-7 for 36 yards.

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I don’t know if I would classify Tom Brady as struggling,” Ryan said. “I’d have to see that to believe it; I don’t think he’s ever struggled. To me, what I saw was a team that could really run the football. In the past, they’ve run the ball, but not with the conviction that I saw in that first week, against a pretty darn good front. That’s something that obviously looks like New England is going to run the ball more than they’ve done in the past. If Tom had such a bad game, they had two receivers over 100 yards. Oh my goodness,” Ryan said, laughing. “You have a couple Wes Welker clones there in [Julian] Edelman and [Danny] Amendola, so it’s difficult, no question.

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Former Patriots receiver Troy Brown said discipline is the only way for receivers to thrive in the offense. “Discipline in route-running — not rounding out, not coming back to the ball, all the little things you don’t always think about,” Brown said. “Taking care of your body. Eating right. Being accountable. All those things are part of discipline.”

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