Players who played for the Bills and the Texans

32 players · NFL since 2013

32 players have played for both the Bills and the Texans in the NFL since 2013. 19 played for the Bills first and 13 for the Texans first. The longest-serving played 190 games across both; the top scorer got 43 touchdowns; 4 scored for both; the first move came in 2013, the most recent in 2026.

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  1.  Bills 149 · Texans 41
  2.  Bills 3 · Texans 92
  3.  Bills 57 · Texans 33
  4.  Bills 68 · Texans 19
  5.  Bills 74 · Texans 8
  6.  Bills 65 · Texans 13
  7.  Bills 36 · Texans 31
  8.  Bills 1 · Texans 63
  9.  Bills 17 · Texans 36
  10.  Bills 3 · Texans 49
  11.  Bills 7 · Texans 44
  12.  Bills 44 · Texans 6
  13.  Bills 36 · Texans 12
  14.  Bills 32 · Texans 8
  15.  Bills 35 · Texans 5
  16.  Bills 32 · Texans 6
  17.  Bills 16 · Texans 17
  18.  Bills 1 · Texans 29
  19.  Bills 7 · Texans 18
  20.  Bills 11 · Texans 13
  21.  Bills 2 · Texans 19
  22.  Bills 18 · Texans 2
  23.  Bills 8 · Texans 7
  24.  Bills 2 · Texans 12
  25.  Bills 8 · Texans 6
  26.  Bills 8 · Texans 2
  27.  Bills 6 · Texans 3
  28.  Bills 4 · Texans 4
  29.  Bills 1 · Texans 7
  30.  Bills 5 · Texans 1
  31.  Bills 2 · Texans 3
  32.  Bills 3 · Texans 1

Who stands out

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Jerry Hughes has the most games for the two combined: 149 for the Bills and 41 for the Texans. Stefon Diggs scored the most touchdowns across both (39 for the Bills, 4 for the Texans), and 4 players scored for both.

In our data, Justin Rogers was the first to have played for both (his first game for the Texans came in 2013). The most recent player to play for both is Wyatt Teller, who first played for the Texans in 2026.

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Every player who played for the Bills and the Texans (NFL since 2013): games and touchdowns at each, seasons, and which team came first.
PlayerBillsTexansFirst
GTDsSeasonsGTDsSeasons
Jerry Hughes14922013–20214102022–2024Bills
Kareem Jackson3020249222013–2023Texans
Robert Woods57122013–20163312023–2024Bills
Devin Singletary68232019–20221952023Bills
Stefon Diggs74392020–2023842024Bills
Taiwan Jones6502017–20221302019Bills
Tim Settle3602022–20233102024–2025Bills
Greg Mancz1020226302015–2020Texans
Kevin Johnson17020193602015–2018Texans
Cameron Johnston3020254902021–2023Texans
Brandin Cooks70202544152020–2022Texans
Tyrod Taylor44142015–2017632021Bills
Mario Addison3602020–20211202022Bills
Ja'Marcus Ingram3212022–2025802025–2026Bills
Seantrel Henderson3502014–2017502018–2019Bills
Andre Roberts3202019–2020602021Bills
Joe Webb16020171702018Bills
Duke Johnson1020222972019–2020Texans
Phillip Gaines7020181802019–2020Bills
Shareece Wright11020171302018Bills
Del'Shawn Phillips2020201902024Bills
David Quessenberry1802022202017Texans
Wyatt Teller802018702026Bills
Case Keenum2020221212013–2023Texans
Corey Liuget802019602020Bills
Kyle Allen802023–2026202022Texans
C.J. Gardner-Johnson602026302025Texans
Denzel Rice402018402016Texans
Kahale Warring102021702020Texans
Justin Rogers502013102013Bills
Cierre Wood202015302013Texans
Vincent Taylor302019102021Bills

Head to head

In the NFL since 2013, the Bills and the Texans have met 8 times: the Bills won 3, the Texans 5.

  • Bills' biggest win: Bills 40-0 Texans (2021)
  • Texans' biggest win: Texans 20-13 Bills (2018)

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FAQ

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How many players have played for both the Bills and the Texans?
32 in the NFL since 2013: Jerry Hughes, Kareem Jackson, Robert Woods, Devin Singletary, Stefon Diggs, Taiwan Jones and 26 more.
Has anyone scored for both the Bills and the Texans?
Yes, 4: Stefon Diggs (39 and 4), Devin Singletary (23 and 5), Tyrod Taylor (14 and 3) and Robert Woods (12 and 1).
Who is the most recent player to play for both the Bills and the Texans?
Wyatt Teller. He played for the Bills (2018), then the Texans from 2026.
What period does this list cover?
NFL games from 2013 to the present, updated as new games are played. Earlier games aren't in our data, so all-time lists can be longer.

Data: NFL since 2013; touchdowns are ones scored, not thrown. Earlier games aren't included, so all-time lists can be longer.