Nico Collins is back on the practice field, and the timing matters for a Houston Texans team still looking for its first win. The two-time Pro Bowl receiver returned to practice Wednesday for the first time since straining his hamstring Sept.
The Houston Texans have had no shortage of receiver troubles three weeks into the 2026 NFL season. Especially in the two games that their No. 1 target,
Houston Texans standout wide receiver Nico Collins participated in practice on Wednesday after missing his team's last two games due to a hamstring injury.
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The Texans have placed defensive tackle Mario Edwards Jr. on injured reserve, the team announced. To take Edwards’ roster spot, the Texans signed defensive end Chris Braswell from their practice squad.
The Houston Texans placed veteran defensive tackle Mario Edwards Jr. on injured reserve on Wednesday. Houston's KPRC2 reported that Edwards sustained a torn ACL in Sunday's 19-17 road loss to the Indianapolis Colts.
The Houston Texans have suffered yet another injury to their defense early on in the season, this time to their defensive line. According to Jonathan M.
The Houston Texans fell 19-17 to the Colts despite forcing three turnovers and taking a 17-16 lead late in the fourth quarter. The offense managed only 223 total yards and 70 rushing yards, continuing a rough start for C.J.
After a 17-19 loss to the Indianapolis Colts in Week 3, the Houston Texans are now one of five teams in the NFL to start the 2026 season with an 0-3 record.
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The Houston Texans announced that they have placed DL Mario Edwards on injured reserve. Aaron Wilson reports Edwards has a torn ACL and will miss the
The Houston Texans' lowly 0-3 start to the 2026 season has gotten many people talking. After they had entered this season with expectations of being one
The Houston Texans entered the 2026 season with expectations of competing deep into the postseason. Three weeks later, they are 0-3 and facing a much different reality, after latest setback in Indianapolis.
Houston Texans are back in a familiar hole after falling to 0-3 following a loss to the Indianapolis Colts, marking their second straight 0-3 start. They forced three turnovers but still could not finish the game after taking a 17-16 lead late in the fourth quarter.
Houston Texans lost 19-17 to the Colts despite forcing three turnovers, dropping to 0-3 for the second straight season. Edge rusher Will Anderson Jr. was the biggest reason Houston stayed in the game, finishing with 2.5 sacks, a forced fumble, a fumble recovery and seven tackles.
The Houston Texans are 0-3 for the second straight season after falling 19-17 to the Indianapolis Colts. The former had a late 17-16 lead but could not close the game, despite forcing three turnovers.
The Houston Texans and Los Angeles Chargers are easily the two most disappointing teams through the first three weeks of the NFL season. Both teams had hopes of making a Super Bowl run, and quite frankly were expected to.
The Houston Texans did not expect their 2026 season to start off this way. Houston is now 0-3 to start the year for the second consecutive season. But unlike the 2025 season, it does not look like a rapid improvement is coming right around the corner.
Houston Texans head coach DeMeco Ryans once again is at the center of an 0-3 start. He also needed to address his timeout usage from the Indianapolis Colts loss.
We're already through three weeks of the 2026 NFL season, meaning we have a big enough sample size to begin to panic about some underperforming teams and players around the league.
The Houston Texans entered the 2026 season with legitimate Super Bowl aspirations. But after Sunday's 19-17 loss to the Indianapolis Colts, there is absolutely nothing about them that looks like a Super Bowl contender, at least offensively, and they now find themselves in an 0-3 hole.
The Houston Texans have gotten off to a tough start to the season, currently sitting at 0-2 heading into Sunday’s road game vs the Indianapolis Colts. That continued into that contest, with the Colts taking a 10-0 lead in this one toward the end of the first half.
The Texans announced they are elevating S George Odum and WR Lewis Bond for the second straight week. Houston also placed LB Jake Hummel on injured reserve.
Nick Chubb is already a Cleveland Browns legend at the age of 30. The running back is back in Northeast Ohio on Friday as he officially retires as a member of the organization.
Coming off a 20-6 loss to the Bengals, the 0-2 Texans will play the 0-2 Colts in what could prove to be a massive game for both clubs this coming Sunday.
In the NFL, patience is a luxury few are afforded. Entering Week 3, some coaches and players are already feeling the heat after slow starts. Below, we take a closer look at five that must turn things around this weekend.
Now that we have two data points on every team in the NFL, we can better assess which struggling teams are in real danger and which ones will be totally fine. Let's break down some teams with concerned fan bases and rank them on the panic meter.
A bad start to the 2026 season for the Indianapolis Colts just got even worse.
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