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Buffalo Bills (AFC East - 10-6) at Houston Texans (AFC South - 10-6) EST. 1960 WILD CARD PLAYOFFS EST. 2002 Buffalo Bills (AFC East - 10-6) at Houston Texans (AFC South - 10-6) AFC WILD CARD PLAYOFFS // SATURDAY, JAN. 4, 2020 // 4:35 PM ET // NRG STADIUM // REFEREE: TONY CORRENTE SERIES HISTORY (INCL. PLAYOFFS) LEADER: Texans lead all-time series, 5-4 LAST GAME: 10/14/18: Bills 13 at Texans 20 STREAKS: Texans have won 4 of past 5 LAST GAME AT SITE: 10/14/18 PLAYOFF SERIES HISTORY First meeting in postseason BUFFALO BILLS HOUSTON TEXANS 14-16 PLAYOFF RECORD 3-5 L 13-6 vs. New York Jets LAST WEEK L 35-14 vs. Tennessee 2-3 (Bal 0-1, Den 1-0, NE 0-2, Ten 1-0) VS. COMMON OPP. 2-3 (Bal 0-1, Den 0-1, NE 1-0, Ten 1-1) 19.6/16.2 PTS. FOR/AGAINST 23.6/24.1 330.2 OFFENSE 362.0 Josh Allen: 271-461-3089-20-9-85.3 PASSING Deshaun Watson: 333-495-3852-26-12-98.0 Devin Singletary (R): 151-775-5.1-2 RUSHING Carlos Hyde: 245-1070-4.4-6 John Brown: 72-1060-14.7-6 RECEIVING DeAndre Hopkins: 104-1165-11.2-7 298.3 DEFENSE 388.3 Jordan Phillips: 9.5 SACKS Whitney Mercilus: 7.5 Tre’Davious White: 6 INTS Tashaun Gipson: 3 +4 (23/19) TAKE/GIVE 0 (22/22) Andre Roberts: 8.0 PR DeAndre Carter: 9.7 Andre Roberts: 26.6 KR DeAndre Carter: 22.0 Corey Bojorquez: 41.9 (37.7) PUNTING (NET) Bryan Anger: 46.5 (44.5) Stephen Hauschka: 96 (30/32 PAT; 22/28 FG) KICKING Ka’imi Fairbairn: 100 (40/45 PAT; 20/25 FG) HEAD COACH: SEAN MCDERMOTT HEAD COACH: BILL O’BRIEN 0-1 VS. OPPONENT 2-1 0-1 PLAYOFF RECORD 1-3 BILLS TEAM NOTES TEXANS TEAM NOTES • BILLS earned 2nd playoff berth in past 3 seasons & won 10 • TEXANS won AFC South division title for 2nd consecutive games, most since 1999 season (11). Aim for 1st postseason season & 4th time in past 5 years. Won 10+ games for 4th victory since 1995. time in franchise history. • SEAN MCDERMOTT makes 2nd career postseason • BILL O’BRIEN makes 4th career postseason appearance as appearance as HC. HC, most in franchise history. • BUFFALO had 1 player named to 2020 Pro Bowl: CB • HOUSTON had 3 players named to 2020 Pro Bowl: WR TRE’DAVIOUS WHITE, who tied for NFL lead with 6 INTs. DEANDRE HOPKINS, T LAREMY TUNSIL & QB DESHAUN • BILLS ranked 2nd in NFL in total defense (298.3 yards allowed WATSON. per game) & scoring defense (16.2 points allowed per game) • TEXANS ranked 5th in AFC with 23.6 points per game & 6th in 2019. Fewest points allowed per game in single Buf. season with 362 yards per game. since 1999 (14.3). • HOUSTON rushed for 2,009 yards this season, 6th time in • BUFFALO had +4 turnover differential this season, 6th- franchise history team rushed for 2,000+ yards, & 17 TDs, 4th- highest in AFC. most rush TDs in single season in franchise history. TV: ESPN/ABC (4:35 PM ET): Joe Tessitore, Booger McFarland, Lisa Salters (field reporter) ON THE AIRWAVES NATIONAL RADIO: Westwood One: Tom McCarthy, Rod Woodson, Hub Arkush (field reporter) SIRIUS: 82 (Buf), 83 (Hou) | XM: 226 (Buf), 225 (Hou) EST. 1960 WILD CARD PLAYOFFS EST. 2002 Buffalo Bills (AFC East - 10-6) at Houston Texans (AFC South - 10-6) BILLS NOTES TEXANS NOTES • QB JOSH ALLEN set career highs in pass yards (3,089), TD • QB DESHAUN WATSON passed for 3,852 yards for 98 rating passes (20), comp. pct. (58.8) & rating (85.3) in 2019. Led in 2019 & had career-high 33 TDs (26 pass, career-high 7 rush). all QBs with 9 rush TDs this season & has 17 rush TDs since Joined HOFer STEVE YOUNG as only QBs with 25+ TD passes entering league in 2018, 2nd-most by QB over 1st 2 seasons & 5+ rush TDs in multiple seasons in NFL history. Passed for in NFL history. Makes 1st-career postseason start. 235 yards & rushed for 76 yards in only career postseason • RB DEVIN SINGLETARY led team & ranked 2nd among game. Has 18 TDs (14 pass, 4 rush) vs. 3 INTs for 103.3 rating AFC rookies with 775 rush yards, most by Buf. rookie since in 7 home games this season. MARSHAWN LYNCH (1,115 in 2007). Has 100+ scrimmage • RB CARLOS HYDE had 1st-career 1,000-yard rushing season yards in 3 of past 5. RB FRANK GORE ranks 3rd all-time with (1,070), becoming 5th different player in franchise history to 15,347 career rush yards & 4th with 19,243 scrimmage yards. rush for 1,000+ yards in single season. Has rush TD in 2 of Rushed for 599 yards in 2019, his 15th season with 500+ rush past 3. RB DUKE JOHNSON had 820 scrimmage yards (410 yards, most all-time. Has 813 scrimmage yards (101.6 per rush, 410 rec.) in 2019 & is 1 of 2 RBs (JAMES WHITE) with game) & 5 rush TDs in 8 career postseason games. 40+ catches in each of past 5 seasons. • WR JOHN BROWN led team with career-high 72 catches • WR DEANDRE HOPKINS tied for AFC lead with 104 catches for 1,060 yards & had 6 rec. TDs in 2019, 1st Buf. player with for 1,165 yards & 7 TDs this season. Became 6th player in NFL 1,000+ rec. yards since 2015. Has 13 catches for 153 yards in history with 800+ rec. yards in each of 1st 7 seasons. Aims for 4 career postseason games. WR COLE BEASLEY had career- his 4th in row vs. Buf. with TD catch. WR WILL FULLER set high 6 TD catches this season. Has 100+ rec. yards in 2 of his career highs in catches (49) & rec. yards (670) this season. past 3 on road. Had 7 catches in only career postseason game. TE DARREN • CB TRE’DAVIOUS WHITE tied for league lead with career- FELLS ranked 3rd among TEs with career-high 7 rec. TDs. Has high 6 INTs in 2019. Was 1 of 4 in NFL with 5+ INTs & 2+ FFs this TD catch in 2 of 3 career postseason games. season. Had PD in only career postseason game. S JORDAN • DE J.J. WATT has 8 TFL, 5 sacks, 5 PD & INT-TD in 6 career POYER led AFC safeties with 3 FFs in 2019. Had INT in last postseason games. LB WHITNEY MERCILUS led team with meeting. DT JORDAN PHILLIPS led team with career-high 7.5 sacks & career-high 4 FFs in 2019. Has 6 sacks in 6 career 9.5 sacks this season. Had 6.5 sacks in 8 road games. postseason games. PLAYERS PLAYERS WITH MOST WITH MOST INTERCEPTIONS IN 2019 RECEIVING TOUCHDOWNS SINCE 2017 TRE’DAVIOUS WHITE BUFFALO BILLS 6 INTERCEPTIONS DEANDRE HOPKINS HOUSTON TEXANS 31 TOUCHDOWNS STEPHON GILMORE NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS DAVANTE ADAMS 6 INTERCEPTIONS GREEN BAY PACKERS 28 TOUCHDOWNS ANTHONY HARRIS TYREEK HILL MINNESOTA VIKINGS KANSAS CITY CHIEFS 6 INTERCEPTIONS 26 TOUCHDOWNS EST. 1960 WILD CARD PLAYOFFS EST. 1960 Tennessee Titans (AFC South - 9-7) at New England Patriots (AFC East - 12-4) AFC WILD CARD PLAYOFFS // SATURDAY, JAN. 4, 2020 // 8:15 PM ET // GILETTE STADIUM // REFEREE: JOHN HUSSEY SERIES HISTORY (INCL. PLAYOFFS) LEADER: Patriots lead all-time series, 25-17-1 LAST GAME: 11/11/18: Patriots 10 at Titans 34 STREAKS: Patriots have won 7 of past 8 LAST GAME AT SITE: 1/13/18: Patriots 35, Titans 14 PLAYOFF SERIES HISTORY LEADER: Patriots lead all-time series, 2-1 LAST GAME: 1/13/18: Titans 14 at Patriots 35 STREAKS: Patriots have won past 2 LAST GAME AT SITE: 1/13/18 TENNESSEE TITANS NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS 15-20 PLAYOFF RECORD 37-20 W 35-14 at Houston LAST WEEK L 27-24 vs. Miami 3-2 (Buf 0-1, Cle 1-0, Hou 1-1, KC 1-0) VS. COMMON OPP. 3-2 (Buf 2-0, Cle 1-0, Hou 0-1, KC 0-1) 25.1/20.7 PTS. FOR/AGAINST 26.3/14.1 362.8 OFFENSE 354.0 Ryan Tannehill: 201-286-2742-22-6-117.5 PASSING Tom Brady: 373-613-4057-24-8-88.0 Derrick Henry: 303-1540-5.1-16 RUSHING Sony Michel: 247-912-3.7-7 A.J. Brown (R): 52-1051-20.2-8 RECEIVING Julian Edelman: 100-1117-11.2-6 359.5 DEFENSE 275.9 Harold Landry: 9 SACKS Jamie Collins: 7 Kevin Byard: 5 INTS Stephon Gilmore: 6 +6 (23/17) TAKE/GIVE +21 (36/15) Adam Humphries: 6.5 PR Mohamed Sanu: 6.0 Kalif Raymond: 22.4 KR Brandon Bolden: 22.4 Brett Kern: 47.1 (43.1) PUNTING (NET) Jake Bailey (R): 44.9 (41.3) Greg Joseph: 9 (9/9 PAT; 0/0 FG) KICKING Nick Folk: 54 (12/12 PAT; 14/17 FG) HEAD COACH: MIKE VRABEL HEAD COACH: BILL BELICHICK 1-0 VS. OPPONENT 11-8 0-0 PLAYOFF RECORD 31-11 TITANS TEAM NOTES PATRIOTS TEAM NOTES • TITANS earned 2nd playoff berth in past 3 seasons. Won • PATRIOTS won AFC East division title for 11th-consecutive 9+ games for 4th-consecutive season, longest streak since season, longest streak in NFL history. Won 12 games for 9th 1987-93 (7 consecutive seasons). time in past 10 seasons. • MIKE VRABEL makes postseason head coaching debut. • BILL BELICHICK has most playoff experience (42 games) & Played LB for 8 seasons with NE (2001-08), winning 3 Super postseason wins (31) among HC in NFL history.
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