Buffalo Bills running back James Cook joins elite company after reaching 1,000 rushing yards in Week 12 of TNF vs. Texans.

If nothing changes in Buffalo, signs are pointing toward another year of Josh Allen's career ending the way the rest of them have.

Josh Allen and Buffalo Bills fans had the same question on Thursday night. "What are we doing?" Buffalo was stuffed on fourth-and-1 in the fourth quarter of the Bills’ 23–19 loss to the Houston Texans on Thursday Night Football, and Allen’s frustration was visible.

Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen showed some frustration at one point on "Thursday Night Football" against the Houston Texans. The Bills (7-4) lost 23-19 to the Texans (6-5) on the road. Buffalo had a look at taking a win throughout the fourth quarter but it never happened.

With just over 10 minutes left to play in the game, the Bills were trailing 23-16 and they had the ball at Houston's 23-yard line. With the team facing a fourth-and-1, Bills coach Sean McDermott decided to go for it, and the decision immediately blew up in his face when James Cook got stopped cold for a two-yard loss on the pivotal play.

You can listen on SiriusXM satellite radio on channel 226 (Bills feed) and channel 225 (Texans feed), and on traditional radio, the Bills Radio Network has stations all across the state. Chris Brown has the play-by-play, Eric Wood is the analyst, and Sal Capaccio is the sideline reporter. The network includes:

In the last five weeks of Thursday Night Football games, we have been treated to underwhelming teams such as the New York Jets, Las Vegas Raiders, Cincinnati Bengals, Miami Dolphins, New York Giants,

Here are Bills Wire's three potential X-factors on the Bills (7-3) offense against the Texans (5-5): Because of the successes of the defensive line, Houston's the top defense in 2025. The Texans are the No. 1 defense in the NFL, only allowing 258.1 yards per game.