Daniel Jones continues to make magic happen for the Indianapolis Colts.
And they've put together a bunch of history in the process.
Their win Sunday on a field goal at the buzzer meant they were 2-0 for the first time since 2009, but that's not the craziest part.
The wildest fact: The Colts haven't punted through two games. They're the first team in the Super Bowl era to accomplish that feat, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter.
Their punter, Rigoberto Sanchez, must be bored.
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The Colts did get stopped on a fourth-down conversion attempt on Sunday against the Broncos, so that would've been a punt situation near midfield if they had opted not to go for it.
It's still remarkable, regardless of the specifics. The Colts have scored on almost all their drives so far. They crushed the Dolphins, then eked out a win over a good Broncos team.
Jones is at the heart of it, playing as well as he ever has in his career.
It's probably a bit of a bummer for any New York Giants fans paying attention, because Jones was supposed to develop into a winner for the team that drafted him, not someone else.
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But the lines aren't always straight in the NFL, and Jones needed this journey to find his footing again.
He has certainly found it in Indy, where's quickly been embraced as Indiana Jones and a quick local hero.
The Colts chose to start Jones over Anthony Richardson, and it has paid off in the early going.
Now the football world will wait to see how long until the Colts actually punt the ball.
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