Buffalo Bills head coach Joe Brady has one of the best offenses ever under a first year head coach in modern NFL history.
The Bills head into their bye in Week 7 with a 5-1 record. The defense in Buffalo has to improve but the offense is off the a historic start.
In 2000, the St. Louis Rams offense nicknamed " the greatest show on turf" has set the benchmark. But the Bills under Joe Brady are in second place.
Buffalo has averaged 32.8 points per game through Brady's first six games in charge. The Bills put up 36, 41, 24, 26, 37 and 33 points in each game, respectively.
That average is good for the second-best ever offensive output in the Super Bowl era:
The Bills 32.8 points per game under Joe Brady mark the second-most in the Super Bowl era through
a head coach’s first 6 career games. Only Mike Martz (Rams - 43.7 in 2000) averaged more points. https://t.co/5DPssggUKp
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