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Houston improved to 3-5 behind a 384-yard passing day, while Los Angeles fell to 0-8.
Read the story →Houston’s Week 10 updates also shift Marvin Harrison Jr.’s receiver placement and change status listings for David Montgomery and Reed Blankenship.
Houston’s first-listed strong safety carries a questionable designation for the matchup at Cleveland.
Houston’s No. 2 running back carries a questionable designation heading into Week 10.
Houston’s top-listed strong safety carried an Out designation for the matchup with the Chargers.
The Texans’ No. 2 running back was inactive against the Chargers after missing practice on November 6.
Demercado’s team listing shifts from Dallas to Houston, while Marvin Harrison Jr. receives a new depth-chart designation.
Houston’s Week 10 order places Davis Mills behind C.J. Stroud, Dalton Schultz first at tight end and Tank Dell atop the punt-return group.
Both players missed practice and are inactive, while Azeez Al-Shaair, Blake Fisher and Brevin Jordan are active after full participation.
Houston owns a plus-17 scoring margin despite its losing record, while C.J. Stroud leads the team's fantasy production after a big Week 9.
Cleveland owns the better record, but Houston enters Huntington Bank Field off a 44-point performance and with the stronger season scoring margin.
New York improved to 4-2-1 behind a productive rushing attack and 111 receiving yards from Malik Nabers. Houston fell to 2-5.
Houston built a 10-point lead through three quarters at Wembley Stadium and earned its second straight win, improving to 2-4.
Houston scored 23 unanswered points after the first quarter to reach 1-4, while Tennessee fell to 0-5.
Dallas scored 28 second-half points to reach 2-2, while Houston fell to 0-4 despite a big day from C.J. Stroud and Nico Collins.
Indianapolis built a six-point halftime lead and withstood Houston’s higher-scoring fourth quarter, leaving the Texans 0-3.
Cincinnati pulled away in the third quarter at Reliant Stadium, while Dalton Schultz’s 140-yard performance could not keep Houston from an 0-2 start.
Buffalo opens 1-0 behind Allen’s 334 passing yards, while David Montgomery scores three touchdowns for Houston.