15-6<\/em> loss to the Bears.<\/p>\nThe Saints and Rams, who are still the #2 and #3 scoring teams in the league, clearly ran into a buzzsaw against the #2 and #3 scoring defenses (Cowboys and Bears, respectively), and while both of these games were on the road, this represents a break in the offensive explosion trend we\u2019ve seen this season. The Cowboys and Bears are both playoff teams this season, and we may see some combination of these matchups again in the postseason, but likely in a different scene as the Rams and Saints are expected to lock up homefield advantage.<\/p>\n
Miracle In Miami<\/h2>\n
In what may go down as the play of the year if the Dolphins end up in the playoffs, Miami scored on a last second lateral play to knock off the Patriots 34-33<\/em> in what many are deeming the \u201cMiami Miracle<\/em>\u201d. The Dolphins converted the 69 yard play with a 14 yard pass from Ryan Tannehill<\/strong> to Kenny Stills<\/strong>, who lateraled to DeVante Parker<\/strong>, who subsequently lateraled to Kenyan Drake<\/strong> in a play reminiscent of a rugby line. Drake then ran the remaining 51 yards, weaved in and out of traffic and out ran Rob Gronkowski<\/strong> to the pylon with time expired.<\/p>\nGronkowski was in the game as a deep safety to defend against a Hail Mary, a fact that has drawn a lot of ire from fans and the media, as Tannehill has dealt with shoulder injuries throughout the season and was not thought to be able to get the ball to the endzone. Bill Belichick<\/strong> took ownership of the decision, stating he needs to be a better decision maker in that situation.<\/p>\nBoston Herald<\/strong><\/p>\n
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Only 3 weeks to go until the postseason! Sunday featured some of the best\/worst\/strangest football in recent memory. <\/p>\n