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NFL Week 15 Winners and Losers: Bills' Epic Comeback, Chiefs' Season Ends
Bills overcame a 21-point deficit with five straight touchdown drives to keep AFC East hopes alive while Ravens improved playoff odds with a 24-0 shutout.
- On Sunday, the Buffalo Bills erased a 21-point deficit to beat the New England Patriots after scoring touchdowns on five straight drives late, while Baltimore posted a 24-0 shutout of Cincinnati with an interception returned for a touchdown.
- After a dominant first half, New England collapsed in the second, erasing a 17-point lead and missing a chance to clinch the AFC East in Foxborough.
- Joe Burrow, Bengals quarterback, finished 25-of-39 for 225 yards with two interceptions, including a pick-six, as Cincinnati was officially eliminated with a 4-10 record.
- As Week 15 closed, Baltimore Ravens moved within half a game of first-place Pittsburgh Steelers and boosted its playoff chances to 48%, while the Kansas City Chiefs were eliminated after Patrick Mahomes suffered a knee injury.
- With three games to play, Baltimore Ravens face a challenging finish against division leaders New England Patriots, Green Bay Packers, and Pittsburgh Steelers, making postseason hopes uncertain.
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NFL Week 15 winners and losers: Bills' epic comeback, Chiefs' season ends
Frigid temperatures and snowy conditions were the story of Week 15. As playoff fights heated up, teams across the league were faced with these challenges. From upsets to comebacks and devastating injuries, the NFL once again delivering a compelling slate of games. Here are the winners and losers from Sunday’s contests: WINNER: Bills pull off epic comeback vs. Patriots Everything was going the New England Patriots‘ way against the Buffalo Bills… …
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Leaning Left5Leaning Right1Center0Last UpdatedBias Distribution83% Left
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- 83% of the sources lean Left
83% Left
L 83%
R 17%
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