What happened: Buffalo has put up 24 and 27 first-half points over the last two weeks, turning early offense into a central theme of its 2-0 start. That discussion gained more traction after the Bills' 41-31 win over Detroit pushed another high-output performance onto the board.

Why it matters: Fast starts matter because they let Buffalo dictate terms early instead of spending the first half climbing back into games. With the Bills already 2-0, stacking early leads could have immediate value in the AFC race.

What to watch: The next read comes against the Chargers, where another quick first half would keep the spotlight on how Buffalo is structuring decisions on offense.