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Bill O'Brien's return to New England has not gone swimmingly, as he was brought in to fix a broken offense but has struggled to get the job done. And now he's taking a warranted shot from someone with his previous employer.
It's funny how everything can kind of get twisted and interwoven in the world of professional football.
It certainly was an entertaining football game, even if it wasn't a perfect one for the Patriots. Here are the Four Ups and Four Downs from the dramatic victory.
The Patriots went out to Denver on Christmas Eve and won a football game. They almost let that game get away from them, but an unlikely hero emerged to save the game.
Chad Ryland missed. Again. But then ... he saved the day.
Things went south rather quickly.
The injuries continue to stack up for the Patriots.
"They fixed them at halftime, but didn't do it before then. Which is another question you could ask."
With Yamamoto out of the picture -- and with it seeming like the Red Sox were never major players for him -- here's what the market looks like now that other players will be looking to sign.
The relationship between outfielder Alex Verdugo and manager Alex Cora in Boston was complicated. Now, it's over.
"Absolutely. Everybody on the team did. Everybody."
Air pressure in footballs was the most important thing in the world for a while there. Then everyone went back to not caring about it at all.
Despite suffering an ankle injury on Tuesday night at Golden State, Jayson Tatum was able to log 41 minutes in the Celtics' overtime loss.
On Wednesday, the Patriots began their on-field preparation for their Week 16 game in Denver. But they did so without a pair of critical contributors.
Bailey Zappe has been excellent in the first half. The second half? That's been a different story.