B/R NFL Staff's Biggest Winners and Losers of Week 15

There's not a lot of value associated with winning two games rather than one, so every loss is crucial now as a rebuilding team thinks about who will lead it at the sport's most important position come 2021 and beyond. But that's why general manager Joe Douglas should have fired Gase weeks ago and installed a coach who would agree to rest starters down the stretch in situations like the one we saw Sunday in L.A. That would essentially have been a tank job disguised as deep roster analysis, and it's something the Jets might regret not doing while they watch Lawrence dominate for the Jaguars in the years to come.Winner: Philadelphia Eagles QB Jalen HurtsThe Eagles appear to have a franchise quarterback, but it's not the guy everyone expected it to be. Chicago ran for almost 200 yards, averaged 4.7 yards per carry and converted half its third downs.With a Christmas Day trip to New Orleans up next, the Vikings are likely looking at their first sub-.500 season since 2014.Minnesota has some hard decisions coming up in the offseason.Winner: Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Tom BradyOn the day when his former head coach was eliminated from the playoffs, Brady led a 17-point comeback win against the Atlanta Falcons, essentially guaranteeing the Tampa Bay Buccaneers make the playoffs for the first time in 13 years.Brady threw for 390 yards and a pair of touchdowns for good measure. Loser: New England Patriots head coach Bill BelichickBad weekend if you're Bill Belichick.First, the rival Buffalo Bills win the AFC East, which became the first time Belichick's team hasn't won it since 2008.