Several players, coaches and staff are participating in My Cause, My Cleats. Texans owner Cal McNair is supporting the Houston Fire Department and recently visited Fire Station No. 33 with his wife, Hannah McNair, the team’s foundation vice president.

The Houston Texans might be facing the perfect opponent to get out of their funk. The Texans have lost three of four since starting 6-2 and now play at Jacksonville, where Houston has won five in a row.

The Houston Texans fell to 7-5 on the regular season after falling victim at home to the Tennessee Titans in a 32-27 loss. The Texans have lost four of their past six games, with two coming at home. No one seems to have an answer as to why they can’t get ...

Twelve games into the season, the Houston Texans (7-5) are trending down. Entering Week 13, the AFC South favorites have a 1.2 Football Power Index (FPI) rating from ESPN, which ranks 11th in the NFL.

The annual fundraising initiative, which includes an auction of the footwear, allows players and coaches to support organizations near and dear to them.

This game could be the quintessential "trap game" for the Texans, who are trying to break through in that pantheon of Super Bowl contenders in the AFC.  NFL on CBS play-by-play announcer Tom McCarthy is calling Sunday's game between the Texans and Titans and discussed the upcoming matchup:  What have you noticed this year with C.

C.J. Stroud was far from the only Houston Texan who struggled Sunday in an embarrassing loss to the Tennessee Titans.

He's allowed two touchdowns in coverage but has five passes defensed for one of the best defenses in the NFL this season. T-1. Kamari Lassiter, CB, Houston Texans: 32 Houston took Lassiter in the second round and he's been an impact starter for the Texans ...

The Giants have had the No. 1 overall pick twice — 1951 (when they selected running back/wide receiver Kyle Rote) and 1965 (running back Tucker Frederickson). Rote wound up in the Giants’ Ring of Honor. A knee injury ended Frederickson’s career after seven seasons.

Simone Biles flew to Detroit to cheer on husband Jonathan Owens as the Chicago Bears played against the Detroit Lions on Thursday, Nov. 28. The gymnast shared photos of the trip to her Instagram Stories.