Joe Brady is only two games into his first season with the Buffalo Bills, yet he has already hit an impressive milestone.

Brady steered the Bills to a 10-point victory over the Detroit Lions, 41-31, on Thursday at New Highmark Stadium, showcasing again a high-powered offense that spells trouble for the rest of the NFL.

Josh Allen had another field day, throwing for 20-of-31 for 248 yards, three touchdowns, and zero interceptions. He also had 14 carries for 69 yards and two touchdowns.

Buffalo's 77 points in Brady's first two games made league history.

“That marks the fourth-most points in a head coach's first two games in the Super Bowl era,” announced the Bills on X.

The 36-year-old Brady trails only Bud Carson's 89 points with the Cleveland Browns in 1989, Dan Campbell's 82 points with the Miami Dolphins in 2015, and Mike Martz's 78 points with the St. Louis Rams in 2000.

The Bills defeated the Houston Texans, 36-31, in Week 1.

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