The Houston Texans have found their way back into the AFC playoff picture heading into the second half of this NFL season after a resilient push from an 0-3 start has vaulted them back to over .500 with a 6-5 record on the year, and right on the cusp of being named among the top seven seeds in the conference.

The Bills (7-4) fell 23-19 to the Texans (6-5) on "Thursday Night Football" last week. Elsewhere, the Kansas City Chiefs beat the Indianapolis Colts to shake things up in the AFC. The Baltimore Ravens beat the New York Jets to move up a spot over their AFC North rivals, the Pittsburgh Steelers, who lost to the Chicago Bears.

The Houston Texans upset the Buffalo Bills 23-19 after Josh Allen threw a game-ending interception on fourth down in the red zone during the final drive.

All of a sudden, the race for the AFC South division title has tightened up. The Indianapolis Colts have been in control of the division race all season long, and they do still have the lead. However, Jacksonville and Houston are lurking close by.