The New Orleans Saints made 'Scorigami' history in their Week 2 win over  the Dallas Cowboys. It's the first time an NFL game has ended with this score -- a margin of 44-19. How did we get here?

It took six Saints touchdowns (four of them from Alvin Kamara), a blocked point-after attempt against the Saints and too many kicks by Dallas, who settled for four field goals. But that extra point try going awry is what made this win auspicious. There hasn't been a final tally like this in the history of the NFL.

But the Saints are more concerned with their 2-0 record than the dominance of this 25-point upset. That's what will make the difference in the division standings and, maybe, playoff seeding later this season. Dennis Allen's team is proving many of its doubters wrong through the first two weeks. Let's see them keep it up.

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