Winning in the NFL is hard. Even the best teams in the NFL lose about 25% of their games in a given season. In a cutthroat league, teams must maximize the number of winnable games they have in a season.
The Houston Texans (4-8) travel to the Windy City to take on the Chicago Bears (5-7). These two teams have been on opposite trajectories throughout the 2020 season.
The Houston Texans will spend their holiday in Detroit, MI as they face the Lions in the latter’s traditional Thanksgiving Day game, kicking off Week 12 of the NFL.
The Jacksonville Jaguars were close to an upset over the Texans but fell just short. Houston won by a score of 27-25 in a high-powered offensive battle. The Jaguars lose their seventh-straight game, albeit there were some very impressive plays from Jacksonville.
A duo of 1-6 teams will do battle on Sunday. The Houston Texans travel to Jacksonville to take on the Jaguars. Houston has done better since the firing of Bill O’Brien but is still struggling. Jacksonville, meanwhile, has now benched Gardner Minshew and will start Jake Luton instead. The two teams will battle it out to see who can win, or in Jacksonville’s case, “win” by losing and getting a higher draft pick.
The Houston Texans finished the 2019 season with a disappointing loss against the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC Divisional Playoff game. The Cheifs would go on to win the Super Bowl game a few weeks later. Houston finished the regular season 10-6 and in first place in the AFC South.
Yehuda Schwartz looks at the possibility of the Jets trading for Texans star J.J. Watt
J.T. Lambeta previews J.J. Watt’s 2020 season.
Glenn Kaplan looks at the possibility of J.J. Watt demanding a trade to join his brothers, T.J. and Derek, in Pittsburgh.
After locking up the AFC South title with a win over the Buccaneers on Sunday, the Houston Texans were already
Will Donehoo looks at 13 active defensive stars (plus two kickers) who should end up in the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
Marcus “Boss Cowboy” Smith takes a look at what the Texans will need to do to be playoff contenders this season.
Winning in the NFL is hard. Even the best teams in the NFL lose about 25% of their games in a given season. In a cutthroat league, teams must maximize the number of winnable games they have in a season.
The Houston Texans (4-8) travel to the Windy City to take on the Chicago Bears (5-7). These two teams have been on opposite trajectories throughout the 2020 season.
The Houston Texans will spend their holiday in Detroit, MI as they face the Lions in the latter’s traditional Thanksgiving Day game, kicking off Week 12 of the NFL.
The Jacksonville Jaguars were close to an upset over the Texans but fell just short. Houston won by a score of 27-25 in a high-powered offensive battle. The Jaguars lose their seventh-straight game, albeit there were some very impressive plays from Jacksonville.
A duo of 1-6 teams will do battle on Sunday. The Houston Texans travel to Jacksonville to take on the Jaguars. Houston has done better since the firing of Bill O’Brien but is still struggling. Jacksonville, meanwhile, has now benched Gardner Minshew and will start Jake Luton instead. The two teams will battle it out to see who can win, or in Jacksonville’s case, “win” by losing and getting a higher draft pick.
The Houston Texans finished the 2019 season with a disappointing loss against the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC Divisional Playoff game. The Cheifs would go on to win the Super Bowl game a few weeks later. Houston finished the regular season 10-6 and in first place in the AFC South.
Yehuda Schwartz looks at the possibility of the Jets trading for Texans star J.J. Watt
J.T. Lambeta previews J.J. Watt’s 2020 season.
Glenn Kaplan looks at the possibility of J.J. Watt demanding a trade to join his brothers, T.J. and Derek, in Pittsburgh.
After locking up the AFC South title with a win over the Buccaneers on Sunday, the Houston Texans were already having a very happy holiday.
Will Donehoo looks at 13 active defensive stars (plus two kickers) who should end up in the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
Marcus “Boss Cowboy” Smith takes a look at what the Texans will need to do to be playoff contenders this season.
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