‘Sal’s prediction: Texans 23, Bills 19.’
BillsBeat - November 20, 2025
What channel is Bills-Texans game on? Start time, how to watch Thursday Night Football
‘This is an exclusive Amazon Prime game, with the exception of the local Buffalo market (which does not include Rochester). In Buffalo, the game will be available over the air on the ABC affiliate, WKBW, channel 7. You can also watch on NFL.com and the NFL mobile app, and if you have a subscription to NFL+, the league’s own streaming service, but in that case you can’t cast the games to your TV so you must watch on your phone or tablet.’
The goal posts came down after Bills' 1988 win over Jets to clinch division
‘Norwood made three field goals while New York’s Pat Leahy made two, but the Jets kicker had a chance for a third, one which would have won the game at the end of regulation. Fred Smerlas wouldn’t let that happen as he got his meaty paw up and blocked the kick, forcing overtime.’
Shorthanded Bills, Texans to square off in critical AFC matchup
‘Buffalo officially declared tight end Dalton Kincaid and wide receivers Mecole Hardman and Curtis Samuel out on Wednesday. Additionally, defensive tackle Phidairan Mathis is questionable for Thursday. Houston will be without quarterback CJ Stroud, safety Jalen Pitre, and linebacker Jamal Hill.’
Gabriel Davis is staying patient with developing role in Bills' offense
‘“I just had to take my time,” Davis said. “… I just had to kind of just sit back, take a backseat and really make sure I got my body right in order to go out there and perform, be able to withstand going out there and playing.”’
Cole Bishop, Josh Allen look forward to better outcomes in Houston this time around
‘Houston is also a place that hasn’t been kind to Josh Allen. It’s a place he’s never won in three attempts during his career.’
Thursday's Houston Coverage
Why are Texans’ playoff chances better? Start with their second-half offense (Houston Chronicle)
Texans GM Nick Caserio calls Joe Mixon’s status a ‘very gray’ situation (Houston Chronicle)
Texans vs. Bills: Davis Mills vs. Buffalo defense and other key matchups (Houston Chronicle)
Texans mailbag: Who’ll start on offensive line, and what is Davis Mills’ future in Houston? (Houston Chronicle)
Texans vs. Bills: Predictions for Thursday’s game don’t favor the home team (Houston Chronicle)
Texans-Bills game is a streaming exclusive. How to watch it for free in Houston (Houston Chronicle)
How Will Anderson Jr. came to honor Camp Hope for ‘My Cause, My Cleats’ design (Houston Chronicle)
Mentality of Texans’ top-ranked defense vs. Bills star Josh Allen: ‘Chasing a gazelle, everybody in the pack got to eat’ (KPRC-TV)
Texans claim linebacker Damone Clark off waivers from Cowboys, waive kicker Matthew Wright (KPRC-TV)
Source: Texans re-signing cornerback Damon Arnette Jr. to practice squad (KPRC-TV)
‘Very emotional,’ why Texans’ Will Anderson Jr. chose PTSD Foundation of America Camp Hope for My Cause, My Cleats (KPRC-TV)
Week 12 Injury Report | Texans vs Bills (HoustonTexans.com)
Houston Texans Transactions (11-19-2025) (HoustonTexans.com)
Know Your Foe: Buffalo Bills | Week 12 (HoustonTexans.com)
By The Numbers | Texans vs Bills (HoustonTexans.com)
Houston Texans vs Buffalo Bills on Thursday Night: Where to Watch, Stream, & Listen (HoustonTexans.com)
Keon Coleman expected to be benched again by Bills in nightmare season
‘The No. 33 pick whom the Bills traded up to land in the second round 2024 NFL Draft is expected to be inactive for the second straight game for Thursday night’s road tilt against the Texans, according to Cover 1.’
Josh Allen, Bills face challenge against Texans’ top-ranked defense on Thursday night
‘“I got beat up that game. Didn’t play well at all,” Allen said. “Watching that film, there’s a lot of good stuff to watch from that film but it’s hard to watch. I played pretty badly. So yeah, hopefully we can go out there and play a little bit better and move the ball a little better.”’
Allen, Bills visit Houston Texans in Thursday night clash where Stroud will sit out again
‘Key matchup: Bills QB Josh Allen vs. Houston’s top-rated defense. Allen is coming off a win over Tampa Bay where he threw three touchdown passes and ran for three more scores. Now he’ll face a defense that is allowing the fewest yards (258.1) and points (16.3) in the NFL. He struggled in a loss to the Texans last season when he threw for just 131 yards, which was his lowest output of the season aside from the regular-season finale where he played just one snap. The game was tied late when Allen threw three straight incompletions to force the Bills to punt and the Texans won it on a last-second field goal.’
Will he or won't he? Josh Allen one rushing TD away from QB record
‘Now in his eighth season, Allen is tied with Cam Newton for the most rushing touchdowns by a quarterback in NFL history. One more, and the record is his alone.’
Allen's favorite rushing TDs from the record breaker himself
‘Over the eight years of Allen’s career, he has become the face of the Bills franchise and led Buffalo to six playoff appearances, breaking countless records. While the list of dynamic quarterbacks who can run effectively has grown over the years, Allen’s size and ability to evade defenders has made his success unique. As the reigning MVP prepares to reach his latest mark, we break down what makes him so dangerous with his legs and some of his favorite runs.’
Bills' Josh Allen critical of his own play in historic six-touchdown performance: 'Didn't play too well'
‘”I didn’t play too well,” Allen said to the media. “I don’t think so. Obviously, in the second half we got things rolling. … There was just too many throws that I feel like I don’t miss. There’s really no excuse for that. It’s just going out there and, again, trusting the guys and I need to make those plays when the opportunities are there. I’m confident that we can still get things going there.”‘
Keon Coleman might have gotten monster Bills lifeline ahead of Week 12
‘ESPN’s Adam Schefter has reported Buffalo has already ruled out tight end Dalton Kincaid, and receivers Mecole Hardman and Curtis Samuel, meaning Joe Brady and Josh Allen are down three good weapons.’
Buffalo Bills $24 million wide receiver to miss yet another game
‘With that in mind, Buffalo will be without three pass-catching weapons on Thursday. Tight end Dalton Kincaid will miss his second straight game with a hamstring injury he suffered in Week 10 against the Miami Dolphins. Wide receiver/return specialist Mecole Hardman will be out after injuring his calf against the Buccaneers, but perhaps the most notable when it comes to eye rolls from the fans is Curtis Samuel.’