HOUSTON -- The Texans defense showed why it is the league's No. 1-ranked unit, sacking Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen eight times to give Houston the 23-19 win and quite the confidence boost in its playoff hopes.

The Buffalo Bills faced calls to fire offensive coordinator Joe Brady after Thursday's loss to the Houston Texans. The post BIlls Urged to Make Drastic Coaching Change Amid Josh Allen’s Struggles appeared first on Heavy Sports.

"General manager Brandon Beane is sick of hearing suggestions that the Bills need a No. 1 receiver -- and he'll be sick of it until the Bills either win the Super Bowl or get that game changer," ESPN's Aaron Schatz wrote on Friday. ESPN's Matt Miller brought a suggestion on Friday: Carnell Tate.

Bo Nix completed 24 of 37 passes for 295 yards in the Broncos' Week 11 win over the Chiefs. Nix finished 6 of 11 for a season-high 171 yards on passes over 10 air yards, including a 32-yard completion to Troy Franklin to set up a game-winning FG. #KCvsDEN | #BroncosCountry pic.twitter.com/DKLhjUPahT

We'll also take a look ahead to college basketball's "Feast Week" and, of course, break down the high-stakes matchups in the NFL and college football this weekend. Let's dive in. The Texans upset the Bills in a "Thursday Night Football" thriller.

Josh Allen banned substance footage, an on-camera “What are we doing?!” meltdown, and a career-high eight sacks turned the Buffalo Bills’ loss to the Houston Texans into a full-blown crisis. From Kurt Benkert calling the Bills “frauds” to viral sideline clips,

Bills star Josh Allen is known nowadays for his rocket arm and his supreme running ability. However, that was not always the case.

"And Josh Allen wants to celebrate," broadcaster Jim Nantz said as the Bills players were going for a headbutt on the sidelines. "And they're connected. Yep, they're as one," Nantz joked as Allen and Davis' helmets locked together.

Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills’ offensive inconsistencies don’t appear to be going away fast after their latest clunker