Just when we thought the Tampa Bay Buccaneers couldn't do anything else to make our jaws drop, they pulled off another miracle and came away with a thrilling overtime win against the fiery Buffalo Bills.

Tampa Bay is undoubtedly the team-to-beat in the NFL and Sunday's win against the Bills just further confirms this.

They did blow a three-touchdown lead, but that didn't seem to bother them in the slightest and actually was used as fuel to knock off the young and determined Bills. After another epic win, the Bucs are riding high, so with all this in the books let's now discuss two key takeaways from Sunday's unforgettable victory.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers Week 14 Takeaways vs. Buffalo Bills

2. The Bills had no answer for Leonard Fournette

As one of the best power backs in the NFL, Leonard Fournette definitely had his way with the Bills defense and was able to run ramped all game long. With a series of big gains all afternoon, Fournette was able to showcase his skillsets and remind everyone of just how good he truly is.

While leading the rushing attack for Tampa Bay on Sunday, Fournette also had one of his best games of the season and came through for the Buccaneers during pivotal points in the game. A well-balanced offense is why the Bucs have been so successful over the past few seasons, and with Fournette leading the charge for them out of the backfield, this could be the winning formula to their second straight Super Bowl win.

1. Tom Brady is still the best pressure player in the NFL 

Just when it seemed like things were starting to go Buffalo's way, Tom Brady's clutch gene kicked in. Even though the Buccaneers blew a huge lead and were forced into overtime, he wasn't affected in the slightest. His laser focus and high-IQ veteran playmaking have been the driving force behind his MVP-caliber play all season long, and this will continue to be what gets this team over the top.

With a timely screen pass to Breshad Perriman that led to the game-winning touchdown, Brady just added another memorable win to his Hall-of-Fame resume. Just when you think he's out for the count, Brady continues to prove all his critics wrong and does the unthinkable.

Given all he has accomplished and everything he has going, there's no doubt that Brady is still the best pressure player in the NFL.

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As the deepest and most versatile team in the league on both ends of the field, the Buccaneers have shown that they can win in a multitude of ways. Their potent mix of youth, athleticism and veteran leadership have enabled them to take the league by storm and continuously defy the odds.

Currently in the driver's seat and looking to repeat as world champions, the Bucs are never to be overlooked. Sunday's epic overtime win against the Bills just further goes to show that their resilience is second to none.

n their quest to bring the Lombardi Trophy back to Raymond James Stadium, Brady and the gang are always prepared to knock off the competition.