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That's why it's spelled Wentz instead on Wince.

Don't be the last to know Eli.

The always informative Greg Cosell's usual Friday segment: 10-12: Greg Cosell on One Bills Live (15:57)

They'll need more help from the offensive unit to make that come to fruition.

Don't get too excited yet @plenzmd1

Damned good pick by the Browns and look at our boy Taron Johnson!

Paging @thebandit27

Bleak times for Giants; Fitzgerald backs Rosen; Kelce connection As the 2018 NFL season rolls on into Week 6, NFL.com's network of reporters collects the hottest news and notes from across the league. HOUSTON TEXANS: Secondary standing up. A week after Andrew Luck ripped the Texans' defensefor 464 passing yards, Houston's secondary responded with an impressive -- and historic -- performance in their 19-16 overtime win against the intrastate rival Cowboys on Sunday. Cornerback Johnathan Joseph, a 13th-year pro, moved into the top 10 on the NFL's all-time list in passes defensed. Fellow corner Kareem Jackson became the franchise's all-time interceptions leader, with 15. Rookie safety Justin Reid snagged his first pick. And one play after Dallas QB Dak Prescott made an incredible Houdini-like escape from J.J. Watt, allowing him to complete a 44-yard pass to Tavon Austinlate in the fourth quarter, star safety Tyrann Mathieu stepped up to kill the Cowboys' momentum. With a signature Mathieu tackle, he stopped Ezekiel Elliottfor a 4-yard loss, and Dallas settled for a tying field goal rather than scoring a potential go-ahead touchdown. "I thought we made the plays when it mattered the most tonight," Mathieu told me after the game. He added, "We just really wanted to get off to a fast start to start the second quarter of the season, and I thought we did that." Joseph told me he was more excited about the win, the Texans' second overtime victory in a row after a disappointing 0-3 start to the season, than any individual accomplishment. And as Houston heads into a home date with the Bills on Sunday, now with a 2-3 record, Joseph said he's hopeful the Texans can sustain this momentum, saying, "that's how the NFL works, a lot of highs and lows. You've got to be able to ride the wave, and then sometimes when you ride that wave and catch it, you've really got to ride it and, hey, hopefully we're riding this wave right now." -- Omar Ruiz As Buffalo heads to Houston for Sunday’s game to take on the Texans, the Bills will be an underdog by a touchdown more for the fifth time in just six weeks. As of Friday, Houston is favored by 10 points against Buffalo, according to Vegas Insider. The Texans are riding high right now after back-to-back wins and quarterback Deshaun Watson is starting to get his confidence back. Not to mention, Houston is playing at home. Bills (+10) at Texans Over/under: 41 points

O'Brien on Player Availability, Bills, More (4:34) Bill O'Brien speaks with the media on Friday.

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