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NFL·ANALYSIS·July 10, 2026 09:34 AM ET

Plays from Bills' 2025 Week 12 loss to Texans resurface

Turnovers and sacks defined the defeat.

Wire Report IntelligenceUpdated Jul 101 min read
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What happened: Memories of the Buffalo Bills' Week 12 loss to the Houston Texans during the 2025 season have resurfaced in offseason discussions. Key sequences from the defeat include a 97-yard kickoff return for a touchdown by Ray Davis and a game-ending interception thrown by Josh Allen.

Why it matters: The setback underscored the intense pressure Buffalo faced against Houston, coming immediately after a high-scoring victory over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Costly turnovers and an inability to adjust to the pass rush ultimately stalled the offense and decided the game.

By the numbers: Buffalo allowed 12 quarterback hits and eight sacks for 70 lost yards in the defeat. The offense managed only three points across six second-half drives, even as the rushing attack averaged six yards per carry.

What to watch: The franchise is now preparing for the upcoming 2026 season and working to address offensive protection issues.

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