The Tennessee Titans are now in the conversation with one of the greatest offenses in NFL history -- for one week, anyway.
Ryan Tannehill and the Titans offense dominated the previously-unbeaten Buffalo Bills on Tuesday night in a 42-16 victory.
Just how dominant was Tennessee? Well, the team scored a touchdown on six of its nine drives and converted every time it reached the red zone while committing zero turnovers.
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Tom Brady and the 2007 New England Patriots would be proud.
The Patriots' 56-10 drubbing also came at the Bills' expense during Week 11 of their perfect 2007 regular season.
A few highlights from that Sunday night beatdown in Buffalo: Brady completed 31 of 39 passes for 373 yards and five touchdowns, while Randy Moss exploded for 10 catches for 128 yards and four of those five scores.
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Tannehill delivered an admirable stat line -- 21 for 28 for 198 passing yards and three touchdowns -- but he's not quite on the same level as the GOAT.
The Titans look like a force to be reckoned with in 2020, though: They're off to their fastest start in franchise history and join the Pittsburgh Steelers as the only unbeaten teams in the AFC.