The Buffalo Bills' 41-point output in their Thursday night win over the Detroit Lions stands as the week's clear high mark, fueled by Josh Allen's five-touchdown performance, over 400 yards of total offense, and a balanced attack that exploited Detroit's secondary and run defense. No other team in the 16-game slate reached that total, with the next-highest marks coming from the Carolina Panthers and a handful of mid-30s efforts. Trader consensus reflects this decisive offensive showing at home in the Bills' new stadium, where recent form and matchup advantages aligned for a high-scoring result. Late scratches, weather shifts, or an unusually explosive Monday night outlier could theoretically alter the hierarchy, though the completed slate leaves little room for such shifts.