
Josh Allen engineered a decisive comeback to carry the Buffalo Bills past the Houston Texans 36-31 at NRG Stadium, securing the franchise's first road victory in Houston since 2006. Buffalo's star quarterback accounted for four total scores, accumulating 334 passing yards and two aerial strikes alongside a pair of touchdowns on the ground.
Defensive end Greg Rousseau provided relentless pressure on the edge to complement the offense in a back-and-forth thriller that featured eight lead changes and 67 total points, snapping Allen's career 0-4 record in Houston.
Trailing late in the final period, Allen orchestrated a 96-yard scoring drive in barely 90 seconds, surging ahead on the scoreboard with 1:36 showing on the clock. Significant contributions from tight end Dalton Kincaid and a long touchdown reception by Moore helped seal the Week 1 triumph, proving Buffalo could conquer Houston's vaunted defensive unit.
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