Houston Texans Game Reports & Results
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Fairbairn’s four field goals set the tone as Texans throttle Titans 26-3
Houston did not need a single burst of chaos to take over Sunday at Nissan Stadium. Ka'imi Fairbairn kept the scoreboard moving, C.J. Stroud finished two later drives, and the Texans' defence turned Tennessee’s offence into a slow, punishing afternoon in a 26-3 win.
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34 — 30Prescott-to-Lamb strike with 40 seconds left lifts Cowboys past Texans 34-30
The Dallas Cowboys spent most of Sunday chasing the Houston Texans, then finished the job in the final minute. Dak Prescott found CeeDee Lamb for a 12-yard touchdown with 40 seconds remaining, sealing a 34-30 comeback after Dallas had trailed by 10 at halftime and again in the third quarter.
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Spencer Shrader’s late 53-yarder rescues Colts after Texans briefly grab fourth-quarter lead
Spencer Shrader drilled a 53-yard field goal with 16 seconds left Sunday, lifting the Indianapolis Colts to a 19-17 win over the Houston Texans at Lucas Oil Stadium. The kick spared Indianapolis after three turnovers nearly wiped out an otherwise steadier afternoon.
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20 — 6Ja’Marr Chase’s two touchdowns and Houston’s red-zone misses define Bengals’ 20-6 win
The cleanest explanation for Cincinnati’s 20-6 win over Houston is that the Bengals knew exactly where their points were coming from, and the Texans never solved that question. Ja’Marr Chase caught both touchdowns, Evan McPherson added two long field goals, and Houston’s 374 yards dissolved into six points.
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36 — 31Josh Allen’s late shot to Joshua Palmer carries Bills past Texans 36-31
For long stretches in Houston, the game belonged to the Texans’ patience. In the moments that decided it, it belonged to Josh Allen’s reach. Buffalo’s quarterback accounted for four touchdowns, and his 34-yard scoring pass to Joshua Palmer with 1:36 left gave the Bills a 36-31 win that looked nothing like a comfortable box score and everything like a team surviving on its biggest swings.
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