The Buffalo Bills bounced back from their defeat to the New England Patriots last week by hammering the Miami Dolphins 41-14 to move to 2-1 in their season.

The visitors took the lead on their first drive of the match when Tyrod Taylor found former Dolphin Charles Clay, and the tight end bustled his way through two tackles for the touchdown.

Rex Ryan's men extended their advantage on their next possession as Taylor moved his side into the redzone before firing the ball to LeSean McCoy on a slant route to secure the score.

Dolphins quarterback Ryan Tannehill threw an interception when the ball hit off the hands of Jarvis Landry into the grasp of Preston Brown and, although the Bills failed to find the endzone, Dan Carpenter nailed a 26-yard field goal.

The home side had the chance to secure their first points of the game before the break, but Tannehill's his pass was intercepted by Brown, who returned the ball for a 43-yard score.

Matters got even worse for the Dolphins before the break when Tannehill was intercepted for the third time as Stephon Gilmore made the pick, which set up a 51-yard field goal from Carpenter.

In the second half, the Dolphins finally got on the scoreboard as Tannehill fired the ball to Rishard Matthews in the endzone, who made a good catch in tight coverage for the 21-yard touchdown. Joe Philbin's men then added the two-point conversion with a short throw to Landry.

Buffalo put the game beyond doubt when Taylor threw for his third touchdown of the match by going deep down the sideline for Chris Hogan for a 31-yard score, as he became the second ex-Dolphin to find the endzone.

Tannehill threw for his second touchdown of the game when he ran out to the right and lobbed his pass towards the endzone under pressure, and the ball was brought in by Matthews as he rolled into endzone for the 46-yard score.

However, Buffalo ensured they ended the game on a high note as Karlos Williams burst through the line and accelerated to the endzone to complete the rout with a 41-yard touchdown.