Will Patriots keep impressive win streak vs. inexperienced QBs intact vs. Bills?

Bill Belichick feasts on inexperienced quarterbacks, and Josh Allen of the Buffalo Bills could be the next victim for the New England Patriots head coach.

The Patriots will travel to Buffalo for Sunday's Week 4 showdown against the Bills at New Era Field. Both teams are 3-0, which means first place in the AFC East division will go to the winner.

Allen, who's in his second pro season and owns an 0-2 record against the Patriots, will need to overcome a very impressive New England win streak for the Bills to pull off a stunning upset:

Pats/Bills: New England has won 17 straight games vs 1st or 2nd year QBs, tied with 2 other teams for the longest streak in NFL history
— trey wingo (@wingoz) September 27, 2019

New England's defense should make life difficult for Allen and the Bills offense. The Patriots have allowed the fewest passing yards per game and passing touchdowns overall through the first three weeks of the season. They also lead the league in interceptions and opposing quarterback completion percentage. New England's run defense has been equally dominant, allowing the fewest rushing yards per game and per carry, as well as zero rushing touchdowns.

Brady also is the winningest quarterback in Buffalo since 2001, even though he plays at New Era field only once per season.

Oddsmakers are expecting a Patriots victory Sunday, and they've pegged the defending Super Bowl champions as 7-point road favorites. A Bills win wouldn't just end this impressive Patriots win streak against rookie and second-year quarterbacks, it would send a huge message to the rest of the league that Buffalo is serious about being a playoff-caliber team in 2019.