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,

For the second week in a row, the scoreboard made history in its own way at another NFL game. The New Orleans Saints beat the Dallas Cowboys 44-19 to wrap up Week 2 of the NFL season Sunday night, the first time that final score has ever happened in an NFL game.

As the quarter began the Cowboys were on the New Orleans 30-yard line. Down closer to the goal line it looked like Brandin Cooks was going to score on an end around, but that was not the case. The Saints sacked Dak Prescott on third down and Brandon Aubrey booted his second of the day to make it 14-6.