Michael Thomas put up 38.1 points and Spencer didn't even need him to — a 200.7 finish would've been a blowout with almost any receiver plugged in. Tony's squad managed 61.62, which means Ryan Fitzpatrick's 28.02 represented nearly half the team's output on a night when the Ravens defense contributed a single point and called it a day. Spencer left basically nothing on the bench (1.0 points, if you're keeping score), while Tony had 19.7 sitting there that wouldn't have mattered anyway — you can't paper over a 139-point deficit with better lineup management. A 200-point week is the kind of performance that makes you forget Tony still holds a 2-0 edge when these two meet in the playoffs, but that's a conversation for January.