In a thrilling Sunday matchup, the New England Patriots pulled off a stunning upset against the Buffalo Bills, thanks to rookie quarterback Mac Jones and the coaching prowess of Bill Belichick. The game ended with a one-yard touchdown pass from Jones to Mike Gesicki with just 12 seconds remaining, giving the Patriots a 29-25 victory.

Belichick's milestone win not only secured the Patriots' much-needed victory after a three-game losing streak but also solidified his place in NFL history. With his 300th regular-season win, Belichick joins the elite company of Pro Football Hall of Famers Don Shula (328) and George Halas (318) as the only coaches to reach this remarkable feat.

Jones emerged as a standout performer for the Patriots, completing an impressive 25 of 30 passes for 272 yards and two touchdowns. His stellar performance was crucial in snapping the team's losing streak and revitalizing their season. Running back Ezekiel Elliott added a rushing touchdown, while rookie Chad Ryland contributed three field goals to secure the win for New England.

The Bills, who had a strong start to the season, faced a second-half rally by the Patriots that nearly cost them the game. Quarterback Josh Allen showed resilience, going 27 of 41 for 265 yards with two touchdowns and a rushing score. However, his interception in the early stages of the game set up the Patriots' opening touchdown.

Despite trailing 22-10 in the fourth quarter, the Bills fought back and briefly took the lead late in the game. Allen orchestrated an impressive drive, connecting with wide receiver Stefon Diggs for a 25-yard touchdown. The Bills' defense also played a crucial role, with safety Jordan Poyer forcing a fumble that led to a turnover and set up Buffalo's go-ahead score.

However, Jones and the Patriots had one final drive left in them. Jones completed key passes to Rhamondre Stevenson and Hunter Harvey, setting up a first-and-goal opportunity. A pass interference penalty placed the Patriots just one yard away from the end zone, and Jones capitalized on the opportunity by finding Gesicki for the game-winning touchdown.

In other NFL action, Lamar Jackson showcased his brilliance as he led the Baltimore Ravens to a dominant victory over the Detroit Lions. Jackson's near-perfect performance included 357 passing yards, three touchdowns, and a rushing score. The Ravens overwhelmed the Lions, taking a commanding 28-0 lead before Detroit even managed its first down.

The Cleveland Browns also staged an impressive comeback, with Kareem Hunt scoring a one-yard touchdown in the final seconds to secure a thrilling 39-38 victory over the Indianapolis Colts. The Browns capitalized on debatable defensive penalties against the Colts, allowing them to edge out a hard-fought win.

Meanwhile, the New York Giants ended their four-game losing streak with a strong defensive showing and key performances from quarterback Tyrod Taylor. Taylor, starting in place of the injured Daniel Jones, threw two touchdown passes and led the Giants to a hard-fought win over division rivals Washington.

Lastly, the Chicago Bears emerged victorious in a battle of backup quarterbacks, defeating the Las Vegas Raiders. Rookie Tyson Bagent stepped up in the absence of Justin Fields, leading the Bears to victory after their 14-game losing streak. The Raiders, who had won consecutive games, struggled in the absence of their starting quarterback, Jimmy Garoppolo.

In a nail-biting finish, the Atlanta Falcons secured a narrow victory over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, thanks to Younghoe Koo's game-winning 51-yard field goal as time expired. Despite quarterback Desmond Ridder's three fumbles inside the red zone, the Falcons managed to snap their eight-game road losing streak and claim the top spot in the NFC South.

Overall, Sunday's NFL action was filled with thrilling moments, historic achievements, and unexpected upsets. As the season progresses, fans can look forward to more excitement and dramatic matchups on the gridiron.