And Jared Goff knows a lot about what it’s like to not get credit for wins, something that’s usually very hard to do as a quarterback, let alone one who was the No. 1 pick in the draft. Goff could be the first No.

Four years ago, if I’d told you Jared Goff was not only one of the best quarterbacks in the NFL, but he’d also manage to have one of the most unique games in NFL history for arguably the league’s best offense, you’d have probably told me I was nuts. Yet, here we are.

Quarterback Jared Goff made NFL history during the game by completing all 18 of his passing attempts, setting the record for the most consecutive completions in league history. He finished with 292 passing yards, two touchdown passes, and even caught a touchdown from Amon-Ra St. Brown during a trick play in the red zone.