Josh Allen Finally Gets His Houston Breakthrough as Bills Rally Past Texans (Observations)
- On Sunday, the Buffalo Bills defeated the Houston Texans 36-31 at NRG Stadium, with quarterback Josh Allen throwing a decisive 34-yard touchdown pass to Joshua Palmer with 1:36 remaining.
- This victory marked Allen's first win in Houston after four career defeats, while head coach Joe Brady earned his first win replacing Sean McDermott after nine seasons.
- Allen completed 20-of-29 passes for 334 yards and two touchdowns while rushing for two more scores; Dalton Kincaid recorded 130 receiving yards and DJ Moore added 100 yards in his Buffalo debut.
- Buffalo's defense secured the result with a late strip-sack by Greg Rousseau on C.J. Stroud, overcoming three touchdowns from Texans running back David Montgomery.
- The Bills begin the season 1-0 and will host the Detroit Lions on Thursday Night Football in Week 2, while the Texans prepare to face Cincinnati next Sunday.
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Ryans: Texans must cut explosive plays after giving up 36 points to the Bills
HOUSTON (AP) — Sunday’s shocking defensive debacle by the Houston Texans in a 36-31 loss to the Buffalo Bills proved what coach DeMeco Ryans always preaches to his team.
Josh Allen signed his first career victory in Houston.
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