The Houston Texans came back after being down 29-10 in the second half to win in final minute and keep playoff hopes alive.

Specifically, finding a way put more pressure on quarterbacks -- and get them on the ground -- without having to resort to blitzing. It has been an issue all season, but it really showed up in the Jaguars' 36-29 loss to the Houston Texans on Sunday.

The Houston Texans and Davis Mills put together a miraculous comeback win over the Jacksonville Jaguars.

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Davis Mills, making his first start since January 2023, threw for 292 yards and accounted for three TDs as the Texans rallied from a 19-point deficit in the fourth to beat the Jaguars.

The Jaguars’ slow collapse on Sunday against the Texans was tough to watch. Jacksonville held a 29–10 heading into the fourth quarter and were facing a Houston side led by backup quarterback Davis Mills. It felt like cruise control could get the Jags to victory from there.

The aftermath: The pass helped get the Texans moving. Six plays later, they were in Jaguars territory and Mills scored the go-ahead touchdown on the drive's 14th play to give Houston its first lead of the game with 31 seconds left. Schultz also atoned for a third-down drop earlier in the second half that led to turnover on downs.