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Buffalo Bills at Houston Texans: Live Score, Updates
Backup QB Davis Mills starts for Houston as both teams compete for playoff spots; Bills' Josh Allen aims to repeat last year's rushing TD success, stats show.
- On Nov. 20 the Buffalo Bills visit the Houston Texans at 8:15 p.m. Thursday at NRG Stadium for Week 12 Thursday Night Football following a win over the Buccaneers.
- Houston will start backup quarterback Davis Mills because C.J. Stroud is in the concussion protocol, and Mills will make his third straight start on a one-year, $5 million contract.
- Market pricing suggests Davis Mills UNDER 32.5 passing attempts and Woody Marks OVER 64.5 rushing yards for Thursday, as he logs heavy volume.
- With Buffalo chasing the AFC East lead and Houston fighting for a wild-card spot, Thursday's matchup is pivotal as Buffalo holds the No. 5 AFC playoff spot and Houston needs a win to stay on pace.
- After a six-TD outburst last week, Josh Allen is likely to rely on his rushing game again, with analysts expecting him to extend his recent rushing touchdown streak in the red zone.
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Davis Mills Earns Respect For Declaration About Texans Quarterback Controversy
If the Houston Texans make the playoffs this season, they'll have to thank Davis Mills for stepping up during C.J. Stroud's absence. The Texans have been without Stroud since Nov. 2 due to a concussion. Although it hasn't always been…
Why Isn’t CJ Stroud Playing vs. Bills on Thursday? Latest Injury Update for Texans QB
C.J. Stroud left the field during the Week 9 fixture between the Houston Texans and Denver Broncos with a concussion. The No. 7 quarterback has missed two games since and is sidelined for the third consecutive game against the Buffalo Bills. “Both guys are progressing, they’re doing better,” head coach DeMeco Ryans said about Stroud and safety Jalen Pitre (who suffered a similar concussion in the same week). “But right now, with the short-turna…
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