However, recent NFL history suggests that Sunday’s game against the Chicago Bears is just that–a must-win if the Colts hope to keep their playoff hopes alive.

In today’s 21-18 loss to the Commanders, the Giants scored three touchdowns, allowed zero touchdowns, and still lost the game. It was only the second time in NFL history that a team lost while scoring three touchdowns and allowing none.

The Saints are on the verge of making history as just the third team in NFL history to score 40 or more points in three consecutive games.

By the time the fourth quarter rolled around, the only drama left was whether the two teams would combine for a scorigami, which is when a game ends with a final score that's never happened before. With six minutes left to play in the fourth quarter,

The Saints’ two hot first-half starts have allowed them to coast through the second halves on their way to a 2-0 record and an NFL-best plus-62 point differential. Through two weeks of the season, the Saints are the NFL’s most dominant team.

The Cowboys didn't have an answer for Alvin Kamara and the Saints, who scored touchdowns on all five of their first-half drives en route to a blowout.

The New Orleans Saints' 2-0 start came off the back of playing one presumed good team, the Dallas Cowboys, and one presumed bad team, the Carolina Panthers. Things somewhat evened out for them in that regard,

New Orleans Saints running back Alvin Kamara (41) breaks away with Dallas Cowboys defensive end DeMarcus Lawrence (90) in tow while running for a long touchdown during the first half of an NFL football game,

The NFL season continues to provide drama, thrills and plays worthy of praise. The 14 games on Sunday were no exception, providing no shortage of entertainment.