Other than Burrow

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(04-22-2020, 06:20 PM)McC Wrote: Tate had at least a half a dozen catches that were better than a 10 yard run.

And what about the impossible comeback in Miami?

Them's some lazy bastids at NFL.com.

A comeback is more than 1 play. Thus it'd likely not be on a list of best plays.

Also they ended up losing that game. So it was an almost-comeback.

(04-22-2020, 06:35 PM)SunsetBengal Wrote: I can't really agree with the "one score loss" logic.  Several of those games were decided early, and they took their foot off the gas, Bengals made it cosmetically close.

Had those games been close, with teams winning on last second FGs, or other late game heroics?  I would give more credence to the "one score loss" argument;  but in the NFL, the vast majority of games are pretty close.  They like it that way, drama sells.

This.

I actually worked it out for another thread a month or two ago and if every one score loss was turned into a victory for every team, then in 2019 there would only be 2 losing teams if I am remembering correctly. (The Dolphins and Redskins.)

The 3-12-1 Lions would have turned into the 12-4 Lions if one score losses/ties were wins.