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The Patriots did not qualify for the 1008 playoffs despite finishing with a record of 11-5. They tied the Miami Dolphins with the same record, but lost the tie breakers. The Dolphins got in the playoffs and the Patriots were left outside in the cold.
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The Buffalo Bills twice
The New York Jets twice
The Miami Dolphins
The Atlanta Falcons
The Oakland Raiders
In the wild card round of the playoffs for the 2005 season, the Patriots defeated the Jacksonville Jaguars, 28-3.
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