Because for as perfect as Goff was, NFL MVP favorite Josh Allen (430 yards from scrimmage, two passing touchdowns, two rushing touchdowns) might as well have been levitating for the Bills. That’s right, Allen was even better than Goff in a performance where he had five touchdown passes and nearly 500 passing yards.

Normally, numbers like that equal winning. In fact, they’ve always produced victory. Goff is the first quarterback in NFL history to top 400 passing yards, throw for at least five touchdowns and no interceptions in a game and lose.

The Buffalo Bills pulled off a shocker on Sunday with a 48-42 upset win over Detroit. Not only did the two teams combine for the highest scoring game in the NFL this season, but they also combined to make NFL history with a final score that's never been seen before.