HOUSTON — The Buffalo Bills' rally to beat the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday Night Football ended in a way never before seen in NFL history .

Trailing by 15 points with four minutes remaining, Josh Allen led the Bills to a remarkable comeback, winning the season opener, 41-40 on Matt Prater's 32-yard field goal as time expired.

It was the first time in NFL history that a game ended with that exact final score.

In NFL fan circles, the historic final score has become known as a "Scorigami," thanks to a website that tracks the final score of every game in NFL history in search of the next "unique" final score.

Scorigami explained

According to the NFL Scorigami account on X , formerly known as Twitter, the Scorigami concept was first suggested by Jon Bois, with a website charting ev

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