A Vikings Vs. Bills Thriller, Packers Comeback And More From Week 10 Of The NFL

Week 10 of the NFL had no shortage of exciting football. With the number of games remaining continuing to dwindle, teams know the time to make their playoff push is now.

Here are 5 things to know from Week 10 of the NFL:

1. Vikings vs. Bills Thriller

The Vikings ended up grabbing a massive win over the Bills in what may have been the most exciting final two minutes of an NFL game since last season’s AFC Championship game between the Chiefs and Bills. The last two minutes were jaw-dropping. Josh Allen’s huge fumble in the endzone gave the Vikings the lead before the Bills came back to tie it with a FG at the end of regulation to force OT. Then in OT, the Vikings were able to squeeze out a wild win. There were also numerous ridiculous catches made in this game.

2. Packers Comeback

The Packers completed a massive comeback against the Cowboys. Green Bay was down two touchdowns entering the 4th quarter before Aaron Rodgers completed to two touchdown passes to rookie Christian Watson to force overtime, where they eventually won 31-28. The Packers are now 4-6 but will still have a tough time catching a wild-card spot.

3. Tua Time

Tua Tagovailoa and the Miami Dolphins are undefeated in every game he has started and finished healthy. Tagovailoa has three straight games with three or more touchdown passes. With the Bills loss, the Dolphins moved up to first place in the AFC East. Miami's offense continues to hang up big numbers and Tua is a big reason for that.

4. Giants Keep Winning

The Giants continue to be one of the NFL’s best stories, this time coming out on top over the Texans 24-16. They are now 7-2 and with every win, questions about their legitimacy slowly fade. It remains to be seen just how far they’ll go, but it’s clear the Giants are a solid football team.

5. Colts Win in Jeff Saturday’s Debut

The Colts received a lot of flack for their surprise hiring of Jeff Saturday as head coach. Saturday has no previous coaching experience and was working for ESPN. Still, he was hired and was able to guide the Colts to a 25-20 win over the Raiders. Matt Ryan got the start again and he played well. Saturday’s hiring was one of the biggest stories in the NFL this week.