Adalius Thomas spoke with reporters in the Patriots’ locker room Monday and kept the focus on what’s ahead, the team’s trip to Buffalo.

Asked about the last week, Thomas said: “Last week is done. We’re moving on.”

Thomas said he cheered for his teammates Sunday. In terms of his situation lingering, he said: “I just try to be a professional and I come in and do what I’m asked to do. I look forward to doing the same thing on and off the field and whenever the time is called upon, that’s what I’ll do.”

Speaking in general about his experience with the Patriots, Thomas said: “This is not a one-man show. The game will go on with or without me. That’s one thing any (player) realizes. The game will go on with or without you, so you take the good with the bad. You learn from it, you move on and just like any week, when you lose or win, you watch the film, make your corrections, and move on from it.”

When asked if he feels he’s been treated fairly, Thomas said: “You want to talk about Buffalo or you want to talk about something else? You all keep trying to talk about something that’s done and over with.”