In a dominating performance, the Houston Texans crushed the Buffalo Bills with a final score of 62-13, showcasing their offensive firepower and improving their season record in Week 4 of the 2027 season. The Texans came into this game looking to assert themselves, and they certainly did, leaving the Bills reeling in their wake. C.J. Stroud was the star of the show for Houston, throwing for an impressive 305 yards and four touchdowns, making it clear he was in control from the start. Nico Collins shined as his top target, racking up 106 receiving yards, while the Texans' offense clicked on all cylinders. On the other side, James Cook III provided a glimmer of hope for Buffalo with his 124 rushing yards, but it simply wasn’t enough to keep pace with Houston's onslaught. Defensively, the Texans were relentless, with Will Anderson Jr. leading the charge with 2.5 sacks and putting constant pressure on the Bills' quarterback. Jalen Pitre's four tackles helped contain Buffalo's offense, which struggled to find any rhythm. The turning point of the game came early in the second quarter when Houston's defense forced a turnover, allowing Stroud to quickly capitalize with a touchdown pass, effectively putting the game out of reach.