Texans return from the bye with a chance to prove they can win against a top team. Monday’s matchup with Seattle will reveal plenty.

Nick Caley’s offense is finding its identity. After early struggles, the Texans are using tempo, RPOs, and misdirection to stay on schedule.

The Texans head to Baltimore seeking their first-ever win there, facing a banged-up Ravens team missing stars on both sides. With Lamar Jackson out, this feels like Houston’s best shot in years to climb back to 2-3 before the bye.

Four days after Houston’s shutout win, the real takeaways emerge: fresh faces, offensive growth, and momentum to build on.

Previewing the Texans vs. Titans matchup as both teams enter 0-3 and searching for answers in a pivotal early-season AFC South battle.

Diagnosing the Texans’ offense: At 0-3 and last in scoring, Houston must fix 3rd downs, pass pro, and playcalling to find rhythm.

Texans’ offense looks broken: turnovers, shaky OL, stalled drives, and no rhythm as Stroud and Houston drop to 0-3.