The NFL nearly batted .1000 on Wild Card Weekend.
Every game leading up to Sunday's dud between the Patriots and Chargers went down to the wire. In the first three games, the team that was leading at the two-minute warning in the fourth quarter ended up losing. The football did, in fact, football, and Bills vs. Jaguars was no exception.
Unfortunately, former Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo was on the call for CBS, and he actively made the viewing experience worse as Josh Allen and Trevor Lawrence traded haymakers in the second half.
Romo's performance drew the ire of football fans, and it's led to a larger conversation about CBS potentially demoting Jim Nantz and Romo for the Divisional Round.