That’s the perfect way to describe the Lions’ improbable (and undeserving!) comeback. Detroit made history by being the first team since 1970 ever to throw at least five interceptions, be down by 15 points or more, and still find a way to win the game.

There’s been a shift in our weekly power rankings for the first time since the season began. The Kansas City Chiefs are no longer No. 1, and the Detroit Lions have vaulted to become the top team in the NFL.

What Frank Schwab had to say: “ Jared Goff has the highest completion percentage (82.8%) and passer rating (140.1) for any six-game stretch in NFL history. That he kept that hot streak going outdoors, in a rainstorm at Green Bay, is impressive. If the Lions get the NFC’s No. 1 playoff seed, Goff will get MVP votes.”