C.J. Stroud is keeping the faith despite the Texans putting up their worst offensive performance of the season against the Seahawks.

C.J. Stroud did not have a good enough performance in Week 7, and he has been made well aware in no uncertain terms.

The Seattle Seahawks (5-2) triumphed 27-19 over the Houston Texans (2-4) in a game that wasn't as close as the scoreboard indicated. Seattle struggled to get out of their own way, committing four turnovers -- their most in a game since 2020.

Houston's execution was particularly lacking in crucial situations. The team was a combined 3-for-19 on third- and fourth-down conversions and turned only one of its three red-zone tries into a touchdown, which came in the game's final minutes.

With one tackle on Monday night against the Seahawks, defensive end Will Anderson Jr. (99) would become the third Texans defensive lineman ever to tally 100-plus tackles in their first 35 career games, joining defensive ends J.J. Watt (154) and Mario Williams (118).

It took nearly all 60 minutes, but the Houston Texans offense scored a touchdown before the clock struck zero ina loss to the Seattle Seahawks.

Houston Texans quarterback C.J. Stroud said offense still trying to find its identity and upgrading its ideas.

Houston Texans star quarterback CJ Stroud's remarkable NFL journey is deeply rooted in his family's resilience. Raised by his mother, Kimberly, after