2-minute Drill: Duck Hunted. Bills Pick Off Hodges Four Times in Seven-Point Win

Chris Rossetti

Published December 16, 2019 5:15 am

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(Photo courtesy of Pittsburgh Steelers)

In their first Sunday Night Football game since 2007, the Buffalo Bills secured their biggest win of the season, beating the Steelers 17-10. Buffalo had waited a long time for this moment — the team’s most recent Sunday night win came all the way back in 2000 — and while it wasn’t pretty, it counts just the same as if it had been.

Tom Brady threw a pair of touchdown passes, closed in on a notable career record, and was rewarded with tens of thousands of Patriots fans cheering his name as the minutes ran down.

The NFL officiating department stepped in Sunday to reverse the team set for the second-half kickoff in Sunday’s game between the Los Angeles Rams and Dallas Cowboys, an unusual move that corrected a mistake made during the pregame coin toss.

Joseph Blandisi had a simple goal Sunday.

Unless Rob Manfred has a change of heart, it will be a rule change that has the greatest effect on how managers deploy their personnel in more than four decades.

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