"Eight different picks for the no-lossers. Could this be the week some cream gets skimmed?" [New England] --Huber~S

It was a small bandwagon, but it was a bandwagon nonetheless. If you started the weekend feeling confident because you saved New England to use in Week 14, you are ending the weekend regretting trusting Tom Brady in Miami. He is now 7-9 as a starter there (vs. 15-1 playing the Dolphins in New England.) It was the biggest single hit to the leaders, but not total players. 41 people thought a Bengal could beat a Bear. But Trubisky wanted at least one more win before heading off to hibernate for the postseason.

So who didn't lose?

Well, Green Bay was heading to a loss down 14 with less than 7 minutes to play. But, of course, when you're playing the Browns, that's nothing. And the Bills gave up a game-losing two-point conversion with under a minute to play, until the refs gave them an early Christmas present. Those were long painful games, but they ended up winners.

When the dust settled, 11 leaders had survived unblemished. That means their picks will be hidden on the board until after the pick deadline. And 382 people are now eligible for this season's Second Chance Pool, which starts this weekend. Spread the word if a friend of yours is out and not checking the website.