The NFL Week 10 slate might be remembered for 2 of the very best games of the season up so far.
We saw two extra time battles that got here right down to just a few crucial plays, with upsets being accomplished in each.
Also, there have been just a few teams in need of wins to maintain their seasons alive and weren’t in a position to get it done.
Listed below are three teams that took crushing losses in Week 10.
1. Dallas Cowboys
The Dallas Cowboys were road favorites as they traveled to the dysfunctional Green Bay Packers.
Green Bay was entering the sport on a four-game losing streak and the Cowboys were coming off a bye week.
Despite not playing their best game through three quarters the Cowboys had a 28-14 lead entering the fourth.
They were 195-0 all-time when up 14+ points entering the ultimate quarter.
Mike McCarthy’s return to Lambeau is spoiled in OT, with the Packers coming away with a 31-28 win.
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Dallas’ defense was unable to cause any resistance to the Packers’ run game as they rushed for over 200 yards.
Green Bay tied the sport at 29 entering extra time and was in a position to kick a game-winning field goal to prevail.
This was one of the vital disappointing losses for any NFL team this season.
2. Buffalo Bills
The Buffalo Bills welcomed within the 7-1 Minnesota Vikings for an interconference battle between two top teams.
Playing within the highly contested AFC East, the Bills needed a win to maintain their lead within the division.
But, they blew a large opportunity to achieve this on Sunday.
The Bills led 27-10 at some extent on this game before squandering the lead and going to extra time.
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Where they eventually lost after a Vikings field goal and Josh Allen interception.
Buffalo now falls to 6-3 and is in third place of their division behind the Miami Dolphins and Recent York Jets.
3. Las Vegas Raiders
The Las Vegas Raiders’ hopes of accomplishing anything substantial this season got here to an end on Sunday.
Losing in a way all too familiar to them.
The Raiders fell 25-20 by the hands of the Indianapolis Colts, who had interim coach Jeff Saturday making his skilled coaching debut.
This loss was about as bad as you may expect.
Las Vegas put up no resistance to Colts running back Jonathan Taylor and even let 37-year-old Matt Ryan play effectively.
The Raiders fell to 2-7 with this loss and now have lost six of their seven games by one rating or less.
All of the noise around this team and their head coach Josh McDaniels will only get louder.
