Little went right for Josh Allen in a frustrating game Thursday night against the Houston Texans. And still he came close to willing the Buffalo Bills to a victory before an interception in the final minute sealed their fate in a 23-19 loss.

Allen has a longstanding relationship with Oishei Children’s Hospital. He makes regular visits to pediatric patients, whose worlds light up whenever they get to meet the NFL superstar. In 2021, Allen, together with Nike, pledged $100,000 to the hospital to support patient care.

Buoyed by one of the league’s elite pass-rushing duos of Will Anderson Jr. and Danielle Hunter, the Houston Texans defense hounded Josh Allen all evening Thursday in a 23-19 victory over the Buffalo Bills.

The Houston Texans showed why they have the best defense in the NFL, holding off Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills for a 23-19 win Thursday night. Houston sacked Allen eight times, forced three takeaways, a fumble and two interceptions, largely thanks to the efforts of Calen Bullock, Will Anderson Jr. and Danielle Hunter.

Allen completed 24 of his 34 passes for 253 yards, but he was intercepted twice as the Texans defense locked him up. He also rushed five times for 20 yards, albeit in a losing effort as Buffalo bowed to Houston 23-19.

In another dominating performance against Josh Allen and the Bills, the Texans show why they have the NFL's most fearsome defense.

For the 17th time in his NFL career, Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen has once again been named AFC Offensive Player of the Week (OPotW). The latest award follows a dominant performance against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, though his efforts were several steps closer to legendary.

Josh Allen and his Buffalo Bills teammate Gabe Davis suffered a hilarious blunder on the sidelines on Sunday, Nov. 16 when their helmets got stuck together after a headbutt gone wrong.