Allen's Houston Hex: Bills QB Hunts First Win in H-Town as Joe Brady Era Kicks Off

HOUSTON — The Buffalo Bills are rolling into H-Town with a new man in charge and an old demon to bury.

Josh Allen, the Bills' cannon-armed quarterback, is still chasing his first win in Houston. That 0-4 skid? It's sitting right there like a Texas-sized thorn. Now he gets another shot as Buffalo opens its season against the Texans.

New Era, Same Urgency

Joe Brady makes his debut as Buffalo's head coach, and the spotlight is already blazing. No pressure, right? Just a franchise QB trying to exorcise a road hex while a first-time head coach tries to make an instant statement.

The Bills and Texans both enter at 0-0, 0-0 at home and away. Clean slate. Blank canvas. But for Allen, this trip to Houston is anything but neutral. It's personal.

CBS has the broadcast. The Bills want a fast start. The Texans want to hold serve at home. And Allen? He wants to finally leave Houston with a win.

Bottom line: The Joe Brady era begins in a building where Buffalo's QB has never won. That's either a nightmare setup or the perfect breakout script.