Brandon had Aaron Rodgers drop 59.6 points on a Tuesday and still lost by 0.05 — which is either the funniest thing that's happened in this league or the saddest, depending on whose jersey you're wearing. Wade's margin of victory was Jeremy Maclin's 27 points, and honestly that's all it took, because Brandon left 49.2 points rotting on his bench including Dexter McCluster (6.9), who would have flipped this game by himself over Shaun Draughn's 3.8. Four different benched players could have won it alone — *four* — and Brandon played Jermichael Finley (2.2) instead. The final was 116.35–116.30, a number so close it barely qualifies as a football game and more resembles a coin flip that somehow took three hours. Wade extends the series lead to 5–2 and doesn't even need to feel good about it — that win basically fell into his lap.