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<\/p>\nA Buffalo Bills player has sensationally been ejected for spitting in the direction of a rival player as Josh Allen pulls off yet another freakish play.<\/p>\n
The LA Rams\u2019 season has gone from bad to worse after an ugly loss in a major upset.<\/p>\n
Meanwhile, a recent first round draft pick discarded by his former side, almost pulled off the impossible in a stunning fourth quarter.<\/p>\n
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Read on for the Week 6 NFL Wrap!<\/p>\n
VOLATILE BILLS STAR EJECTED<\/p>\n
Bills defensive back CJ Gardner Johnson is facing a suspension from the NFL after he was ejected for spitting in the direction of a Las Vegas Raiders player.<\/p>\n
Gardner-Johnson always plays with an edge and is no stranger to controversy, but this latest incident could spell the end of the veteran\u2019s Bills stint.<\/p>\n
In the first half of Buffalo\u2019s 33-30 win over Las Vegas, CBS cameras captured Gardner-Johnson spitting towards Raiders star Brock Bowers after the tight end turned his back.<\/p>\n
The safety was then given his marching orders by the match officials.<\/p>\n
\u201cYou can\u2019t do this. It\u2019s childish, immature and it\u2019s unprofessional,\u201d former wide receiver Nate Burleson said on CBS.<\/p>\n
Gardner-Johnson apologised to his teammates in a post-match press conference in the Buffalo locker room.<\/p>\n
\u201cI let my emotions get above me and I hurt my team. I\u2019ve got to do better,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n
Despite the unneccesary setback for the Bills\u2019 defence, quarterback Josh Allen\u2019s big day helped improve Buffalo\u2019s record to 5-1.<\/p>\n
Allen threw for 255 yards and two touchdowns, including an incredible flck pass to Keon Coleman with six Raiders defenders converging in on him.<\/p>\n
Coleman finished with four catches and 59 yards as the Bills recorded at least 33 points for the fourth time this season.<\/p>\n
Allen miracle produces TD of the year! | 00:31<\/p>\n
RAMS KICKING CHAOS CONTINUES AS SEASON GOES FROM BAD TO WORSE<\/p>\n
For a few glorious moments Sunday afternoon, the Los Angeles Rams thought Matthew Stafford had saved their season.<\/p>\n
The veteran quarterback had engineered a remarkable fourth-quarter comeback, punter and fill-in placekicker Ethan Evans had somehow converted the go-ahead extra point, and the Rams were able to celebrate an improbably win<\/p>\n
There was just one problem. The Rams left too much time on the clock.<\/p>\n
And because apparently no Los Angeles football disaster is complete without one final twist of the knife, Arizona Cardinals kicker Chad Ryland drilled a 43-yard field goal as time expired, delivering a stunning 18-16 victory that sent the Rams tumbling into last place in the NFC West.<\/p>\n
For the second consecutive week, Los Angeles watched an opponent celebrate a walk-off victory while Stafford and his teammates were left wondering how another winnable game had slipped through their fingers.<\/p>\n
The Rams are 2-4, and the wheels haven\u2019t just fallen off their Super Bowl bandwagon. They\u2019re scattered somewhere along the 405 freeway near LAX.<\/p>\n
What began as a season overflowing with championship expectations has deteriorated into an increasingly embarrassing collection of penalties, turnovers, special teams disasters and questionable decisions.<\/p>\n
Sunday offered the entire miserable assortment.<\/p>\n
It started off well enough when newly signed kicker Blake Grupe slotted a 43-yard field goal.<\/p>\n
Seconds later, the nightmare began.<\/p>\n
On the ensuing kickoff, Arizona returner Devin Duvernay broke through Los Angeles\u2019 coverage, leaving the 5-foot-7, 150-pound Grupe as the last defender between him and the end zone.<\/p>\n
Grupe made the touchdown-saving tackle but injured his knee, leaving the Rams without their kicker for the remainder of the game.<\/p>\n
For the second consecutive week, Los Angeles\u2019 kickoff coverage was so dreadful that its kicker was forced to make a desperation tackle. On Monday, it was Ethan Evans against Buffalo. This time, the consequences were even worse.<\/p>\n
Without Grupe, Sean McVay was forced to abandon conventional kicking decisions, turning routine scoring opportunities into fourth-down gambles.<\/p>\n
Grupe took the place of the recently cut Harrison Mavis, who had an awful night in an overtime loss to Buffalo last week.<\/p>\n
Now, the Rams are likely on the hunt for a new kicker and a season on the brink of collapse.<\/p>\n