Week 15 in the NFL was nothing short of spectacular, some underdogs won and some teams are still on fire. Let’s go through my three biggest takeaways from Saturday’s games and why they should or shouldn’t be worried about their season.
Vikings spark largest comeback in NFL history
The Minnesota Vikings sparked the largest comeback in NFL history as they were down 33-0 going into halftime and won in overtime against the Indianapolis Colts with a final score of 39-36. With Vikings quarterback Kirk Cousins struggling in the first half with multiple interceptions and pick sixes, this Vikings team came roaring back in the second half thanks to big time plays from their playmakers like running back Dalvin Cook and receivers, Justin Jefferson and K.J Osborn. Matt Ryan has officially been on the losing side of the two biggest collapses in NFL history as he has now lost a 25 point lead and now a 33 point lead.
Ravens done without Lamar?
Are the Baltimore Ravens in trouble without Lamar Jackson? The Ravens have really struggled on offense in the last few weeks since quarterback Lamar Jackson went down with his injury in week 13. With the Ravens scoring only 3 points against the Cleveland Browns this Baltimore team could be in trouble to make the playoffs if Lamar doesn’t come back soon, credit to the Browns as their defense has played really well since Deshaun Watson has come back and given the Browns offense something to rest their heads on.
Josh Allen dominates Dolphins
Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills defeat the Miami Dolphins in a snowy game in Buffalo. The Bills keep their winning streak and the #1 seed alive in the stacked AFC conference, with Bills quarterback Josh Allen putting on a clinic last night with four passing touchdowns and being the leading rusher on the Bills, Allen put the Bills offense on his back once again. Dolphins QB Tua Tagovailoa also had a good game with two touchdowns and some really nice throws, with the biggest talking point of the week was can Tua play well in the cold and have a bounce back week, he really showed he can play in cold weather and put up points in the cold weather in Buffalo and in the AFC as a whole.
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