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Texans’ playoff odds plummet as 0–2 start exposes flaws (opens the original)
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Stop me (but keep reading) if you've heard this before: the Houston Texans are 0-2 to start the season. It's the third time in four years Houston has been winless through two weeks under head coach DeMeco Ryans. In 2023 and 2025, the Texans overcame their slow start and fought their way into the playoffs. Unfortunetely, they might not have what it takes to survive it this season. Since the AFL-NFL merger in 1970, only 11% of teams to start 0-2 have made the playoffs (per ESPN). In the modern era
1 advantage, 1 concern for CJ Stroud against Bengals in week 2 (opens the original)
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The NFL didn't do the Houston Texans any favors with the schedule this season. The Texans opened 2026 against the Bills and QB Josh Allen, and week two brings the Bengals and QB Joe Burrow to town. Allen put on a show in the season opener, and if CJ Stroud doesn't want to get outperformed again, there are a couple areas to pay attention to. On one hand, he should be able to find success because of the Bengals' defensive scheme. On the other hand, Stroud needs to be weary of a making a certain mi
David Montgomery has taken the Texans offense to another level (opens the original)
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It didn't result in a win, but Houston Texans running back David Montgomery put his name in the history books with his debut on Sunday. Houston fell short against the Buffalo Bills, but stopping Montgomery was a task too tall, as he ran for two touchdowns and caught another one. Montgomery became the first player in Texans history to score three touchdowns in a debut. Since 2014, Houston has had just three running backs reach 1,000 yards: Lamar Miller in 2016 (1,073), Carlos Hyde in 2019 (1,070)
2 winners and 2 losers: Texans defense disappoints in loss to Bills (opens the original)
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Someone must have told the Houston Texans it was backwards day. The Texans are supposed to have arguably the best defense in the NFL, yet the Buffalo Bills only went scoreless on three drives on Sunday, excluding the final drives of the halves. Houston's offense was able to keep it in the game, but it ran out of gas in the end, losing 36-31. It was expected to be a close matchup, but not in the fashion that it was. The Bills scored just 19 points in their showdown last season. How did they manag
Texans trail Bills by 3 after back-and-forth first half of explosive offense (opens the original)
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Most of the offseason talk around the Houston Texans has been about how elite the defense is. After tons of hype, the defense got the chance to show what it can do on the opening drive of the game Sunday against the Buffalo Bills. The Bills got two first downs, but once they reached a 4th-and-short on the Texans' 36 yardline, they got greedy. The Bills kept their offense on the field, and Houston was able to stop quarterback Josh Allen for a turnover on downs. It appeared to give the Texans tons
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