At halftime of "Sunday Night Football," the visiting green Bay Packers lead the Seattle Seahawks by a score of 20-3. The Packers asserted themselves early with a 10-play, 63-yard drive punctuated by a Josh Jacobs touchdown run,

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.

The outcome didn't go in favor of the Detroit Lions, but quarterback Jared Goff still did something in Sunday's loss to the Buffalo Bills that has never been done before in NFL history. In Detroit's 48-42 defeat,

The Buffalo Bills went into Detroit and kept up where they left off in Los Angeles a week prior. The only difference was the result. Buffalo lost in a game that saw 86 points scored in Week 14 against the Rams.