Good morning. It is time to get up with a Thursday night thrill ride that left the bills shuffling back to Buffalo with their season hanging by a thread.

Meanwhile, Dax dudes down to do the thing in Dallas on Sunday in an eagle-eyed showdown that could change everything in the NFC.

Plus, Indy is the chief concern in Kansas City.

Our J.T. and Indiana Jones, the absolute last thing

the dynasty needed to see this Sunday.

Answers to those and other questions as we get up with you right now.

Here we go.

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Dan Orlovsky has made his way here on a fabulous Friday.

The squad, as you see, is in full of the back.

What a game we had last night.

Let's go to Houston.

We have a problem.

Josh Allen of the Bills, visiting the Texans and that ferocious defense. We thought, what's Buffalo going to get to do offensively? Early on, Dan, looky, looking. Here comes Cookie. They didn't give him the ball enough. I actually love this play call. It's something Buffalo's lean into this year. Counter. It displays James Cook. James Cook's vision. Great start. All right, Bill's up 6-0 because they missed the extra point. Then this very frightening moment down he goes and Harriet looked like this was going to be brutal for Buffalo. Yeah, whenever you see a player down on the ground and his legs are moving like that, you think it's something serious. Alan would not miss a play.

Thank goodness. Now he's back. Same score. It's Alan. And all night, Dan, Will Anderson bringing the pressure. Yeah, it's really two things. You're watching the quarterback hold on to the football and then that pass rush continue to chase Josh Allen. Then you get into the second quarter. You're playing against an all. It's not great. you cannot throw that interception and give the other team points.

Tips and overthrows.

Texans get a field goal.

They're up 13-9 because the touchdown that you see here is wiped off the board because of this blind

side block from Derek Barnett.

So 13-9 Houston ensuing kickoff. The kickoff is back in pro football. They've done a great job getting it back in the sport, and this is a huge return. This is the fourth kick return we've seen for a touchdown this season. Ray Davis, the second-year man out of Kentucky, almost saves this game for Buffalo because it was going all Houston.

Looking like Brian Mitchell.

What were you thinking, Harry?

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