Houston Texans Edge Out Buffalo Bills With Last-Minute FG

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00:00We go to Houston next the Texans close as a very slight home favorite against the Buffalo Bills

00:06and in the opening half it was all Houston. Buffalo does rally though to try to make it a

00:13game. In late Buffalo had its opportunities. The Texans though prevail courtesy of a 59-yard

00:21game-winning field goal from Kaimi Fairbairn as time expires. Houston victorious 23-20.

00:29They cover for the first time this year as a slight point and a half favorite at home in H-Town.

00:35In the Texans DRS improved to 4-1. Buffalo two consecutive L's now falling to 3-2.

00:42Let's start with the Buffalo Bills. That's back-to-back weeks where we were least

00:46not impressed I should say with their offensive output and also Shakir Down

00:50who's been really good this year out of the slot. They weren't able to make that up. You take a look

00:54at Curtis Samuel and thank God I didn't buy into the narrative. Sometimes Ben you know you read

00:57the tea leaves like hey this guy's going to take over this weekend he's really looking good or

01:01somebody's got to make up for an injured player there. Curtis Samuel is going to take over that

01:05slot position from Khalil Shakir and he gets one target no catches yesterday. So I was so close to

01:10going like oh like 28-29 yards that should be easy for him. Now let's get back to the Buffalo

01:14Bills offense. Josh Allen 9 of 30. What is this back in his Wyoming days in the snowstorm 131

01:21pass yards and one touchdown pass. Cook was decent on the ground at 20 for 82 but that's not good

01:25enough to win anywhere. Case number two did you watch the end of this football game and I say this

01:30ad nauseum sometimes Ben. I watch things play out and as a head football coach we don't necessarily

01:36call the defense you don't necessarily call the offense. All your job is as a CEA coach CEO head

01:42coach excuse me to call fourth down plays let the coordinators know like what sort of scheme you want

01:46hey dial up the defense here on offense I want you to run some clock. The fact that they threw

01:51three straight passes inside their five yard line when the other team had three timeouts left and

01:56also I understand they're trying to be aggressive and you got to get a first down but let's play it

02:00back forward. If you watched previously it looked like Houston was going to end the game with a long

02:04field goal. Stroud was in the pocket got heated up and the correct call was made for intentional

02:08grounding. Also with the intentional grounding you have the choice as a defense there to get the 10

02:13second runoff. What was he thinking? He was going to get the football back inside his own 20 yard

02:18line with like 15 or 20 seconds left and they're going to throw three passes get out the midfield

02:22and kick a field goal. They should have let that time run off and went to overtime. They didn't do

02:26it. That is a terrible head coaching job by Sean McDermott yesterday. It wasn't the end-all be-all

02:31because you have to say a full 60 minutes to correct things. That was terrible. He directly

02:36impacted the game so his team would lose late. You can't have that Ben.