Needless to say, the Houston Texans’ No. 1 defense lived up to its billing, which made for a long night. Buffalo saw its top-five offensive line get thrown around for four quarters, which resulted in Josh Allen taking a career-high eight sacks and 12 hits.

The most notable injuries for the Bills this week are on the offensive line. Starting tackles Spencer Brown and Dion Dawkins both missed practice on Wednesday.

How the Houston Chronicle staff predicts Thursday's game between the Houston Texans and Buffalo Bills: Bills 30, Texans 17: The Texans have been riding a high with Davis Mills' two fourth-quarterback comebacks. But reality will set in Thursday night and show that there are levels to success in the NFL.

All the ways you can watch, stream, and tune-in to Week 12 between the Texans and the Buffalo Bills at NRG Stadium on November 20.

The Buffalo Bills will host the Pittsburgh Steelers in an important AFC clash with the postseason still a few wins away.

The Bills are on the board first after that long drive, which ended in a 45-yard touchdown run from James Cook. The Bills have the No. 1 run offense in the NFL, so it was an emphasis for the Texans to stop it and not let Buffalo beat them on the ground. Point, Bills. - Jonathan M. Alexander

Josh Allen of the Buffalo Bills scores a touchdown during the fourth quarter against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Bryan M. Bennett / There’s always plenty of time until it’s too late. Superior NFL quarterbacks play a long time nowadays.

Sarah Stier, It's Thanksgiving Week and the NFL has cooked up four games to feed football fans as the season reaches December. On Thursday, the Green Bay Packers and Detroit Lions kickoff a triple-header,