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"That was crazy," he said of the game's finish. "I have to tell you that the players won this, because I screwed this game up more than you know. The two biggest plays we got came when they talked me out of the play I wanted to call."
Will Barton had an impressive one-handed dunk. He also scored 23 points, including two game-sealing free throws.
With the score tied in the fourth quarter, Odell Beckham Jr. somehow slipped 5 yards behind the secondary.
"I get paid to pay these three games, and I'm going to go out there and try to earn every penny I get," Ebron said.
"I think before when we lost third period leads, I think we kind of stopped playing. I don't think we did that as bad today."
Detroit's streak of earning at least one point in 13 consecutive games came to an end.
Jamal Crawford hit a 3-pointer with 12.4 seconds left in overtime and the Los Angeles Clippers beat the Detroit Pistons 105-103 Monday night.
The Detroit Pistons may be willing to deal the seventh-year point guard if the right deal presents itself this winter and the New York Knicks could be interested, according to the New York Post.
Johnson, in his ninth pro season, ranks first in Lions history with 11,386 yards receiving and 81 touchdowns.
The Cincinnati Bengals could use a break, just not the kind Andy Dalton got yesterday.
Michigan State and Kansas remain the top two teams in The Associated Press college basketball poll.
"That game — it was grimy out there," Steelers linebacker Ryan Shazier said.
Tight end Brandon Pettigrew tore his ACL and is out for the rest of the season, head coach Jim Caldwell announced.
"I thought we were the better team, but obviously we got beat," Bills coach Rex Ryan said. "We have ourselves to blame."
The Detroit Lions looked like they were beginning to come around in the past month, but then they lost last week on the final play to the Green Bay Packers. That loss must have done something as the St. Louis Rams made them look like the Lions of old.