The Seahawks completed a wild 38-37 overtime comeback to stun the Rams, which quarterback Sam Darnold described as "crazy."

Considering the Seattle Seahawks had never overcome a 16-point fourth-quarter deficit, you can't fully fault the Los Angeles Rams for thinking they had the game in hand when leading 30-14 with under nine minutes left in the game.

Darnold was unraveling, and Rams players were laughing. "They thought it was over," Ernest Jones IV said. But Seattle got the last laugh.

Cooper Kupp ran all the way across the field and into the Rams' tunnel to find Matthew Stafford after the Seahawks' win.

After criticizing NFL referees earlier in the week on a live stream, Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Puka Nacua went after the officials again following Thursday's 38-37 overtime loss to the Seattle Seahawks.

It wasn't just the Seahawks celebrating Thursday's night win. The 49ers now have a path to the NFC West title, too.

What followed was the most bizarre and hilarious two-point conversion in NFL history, as Darnold threw what was at first glance a near-interception, but was called a backward pass fumble on review that was recovered oh so casually by Zach Charbonnet in the end zone.

Look at us. We've stumbled into another Friday, which means it's time to catch up with all the headlines in sports and pop culture with our Friday Roundup. NFL fans may have witnessed the greatest game of the regular season on Thursday night.