What looked to be an intriguing game on Christmas Day turned into a complete blowout, as the Baltimore Ravens crushed the Houston Texans 31-2 in a rematch of last year's divisional round game. The Ravens came out swinging,

C.J. Stroud knows the only place to go from rock bottom is up as the Houston Texans prepare for the postseason.

HOUSTON (AP) — The Houston Texans certainly didn’t look like a playoff team in a rout by the Baltimore Ravens on Wednesday. With just one game left until the playoffs begin, the AFC South champions know they’ll have to get much better to be competitive in the postseason.

DeMeco Ryans Admits Blame For Texans' Christmas Day Blunder vs. Ravens. The Texans were simply unprepared for the moment. The players and coaching staff all equally des

Here’s everything quick you need to know from the Houston Texans’ pathetic performance on Christmas Day against the Baltimore Ravens.

Quarterback C.J. Stroud summed up Houston’s performance in an embarrassing 31-2 loss to Baltimore on Wednesday. “Sometimes you go out there and lay an egg,” Stroud said.

That’s a hard loss to come back from if you’re the Houston Texans. Sure, the 9-7 Texans are still the winners of the NFC South, and sure, they’ll still make the 2024 NFL Playoffs because of that. Losing to the Baltimore Ravens,

The Houston Texans deserve more complaining than what's headed their way following a 31-2 loss to the Baltimore Ravens on Christmas Day, but we'll be nice since it's the holiday season. Here are some quick takeaways: No one in Houston likes to blame the reigning Offensive Rookie of the Year.