The face of the Houston Texans says he achieved a ‘lifelong dream’ in hosting ‘Saturday Night Live.'
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The Astros’ cheating scandal, coming on the heels of the Texans’ meltdown in Kansas City, is a low point in the city’s long history of sports failure.
The Texans quarterback won his first playoff game in spectacular fashion.
This year saw no shortage of impactful sports news, from Dirk Nowitzki’s retirement to Art Briles's return.
”Win now” makes more sense when your stars are old—and the only person facing the end of the line is Houston's head coach.
Jadeveon Clowney and Ezekiel Elliott are both threatening holdouts—but for very different reasons.
Our latest homegrown football star has been drafted away from the city he loves.
While the team that abandoned the city 20 years ago owns much of Houston’s football history, that doesn't have to be the case.
The former energy company owner is said to be the man who brought professional football back to Houston.
Why is the former University of Houston star suddenly playing like the best quarterback in the league in his seventh season?
Congratulations, Houston, you have a new favorite player.
The NFL Network’s list of the top 100 players in the league ranks the Houston hero a lot lower than he was a year ago.
If Romo is released, would the other NFL team in Texas pick him up?
Fresh off beating a team led by Connor Cook, the Texans go to New England to face Tom Brady. Yikes.
Brock Osweiler and Dak Prescott replaced the rotating cast of QB’s that both the Cowboys and the Texans featured last year. So how’d they do?
For Cowboys and Texans fans watching from home, that must sting a little.
The team is a 3.5 underdog at home to a team quarterbacked by Alex Smith, and the big picture is even worse.
The quarterback who got dumped by the Cowboys—the Cowboys!—stepped in and stepped up for the Texans Sunday night.
”I like Drew! I don’t like hitting him like that.”
They’re tied for first place, and the Colts are out of Luck for the next few weeks. Is a crappy Texans team led by T.J. Yates playoff bound?
It's unfortunate, but the numbers don't lie.
The beleaguered quarterback has essentially been hounded out of Washington by his coaches. It's time to set him free.
Because of course he does.
Learning to love—or at least respect—the Houston Texans when your heart is in Dallas.
He’s the best defensive player in the NFL but writes his own Christmas cards. He has thousands of fans who’d love to party, but he goes to bed at seven-thirty. He could be the league’s next MVP but enjoys buying his own groceries. Is Houston’s J. J. Watt for real?
J.J. Watt and friends had their HBO debut last night. Here’s what you might have missed.
Next week: he makes a hole in one, beats you at Mario Kart, and bakes a better pie than your mom.
The best player in franchise history is done in Houston. Let’s wish him well.
The best player in football plays defense for the 8-7 Houston Texans. That’s the only reason he won’t be the 2014 NFL MVP.
With a new QB under center, the number-one overall pick in this year's draft on the mend, and the bye week coming, now is the time to examine why the Texans have been so underwhelming this season.
These days, no matter how much you love pro football, it's hard to like the NFL.
Ryan Fitzpatrick's leash just got a whole lot shorter, Tony Romo's former backup just got a whole lot richer, and Texans fans who shudder the names "Schaub" and "Carr" just got a whole lot more reasons to laugh at the potential San Antonio Raiders.
Spoiler: They tell us that the bookmakers think that the Cowboys are even less likely to be good than the Texans.
The middling journeyman quarterback made his preseason debut over the weekend, earning a 19.2 quarterback rating in limited action.
The long-suffering wide receiver wants the chance to earn a championship while he can still play at a high level—and he's not sure that opportunity will come in Houston.
How psyched are you right now, Texans fans?
The most intriguing quarterback prospect to come out of Texas in years has a big day ahead of him, and his local team has the very first pick.
Brittany Norwood, a twenty-year-old undergrad at the University of Houston who claims she is pregnant with the Texans' running back's baby, is taking him to court in pursuit of a restraining order and accusing him of pressuring her to have an abortion.
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Fans thought the Astros and Texans were among the worst teams in professional sports last year, but stunning new revelations show just how bad they really were.
The Texans fired Gary Kubiak on Friday, after the team's two-win season put them in the driver's seat for the first overall pick in next year's draft. And owner Bob McNair has very specific ideas about what he wants from the next head coach.
Former Cowboys receiver Sam Hurd was arrested after attempting to set himself up as a Chicago drug lord—while he was drawing a veteran's salary from the Bears—and this week he revealed to Sports Illustrated how many of his former teammates in Dallas he sold "the loudest weed in California" to. How big of a problem are pot-smoking NFL players?
Cowboys fans who hated Wade Phillips when he was the head coach in Dallas have had to watch as he's been responsible for the rebirth of the Houston Texans' defense. Now that he's been tapped to serve as the team's interim head coach while Gary Kubiak recovers from a mini-stroke, those fans are doing some gloating on Twitter.
The legendary Houston Oilers coach "spent every waking moment as the personification of all things Texan."
