C.J. Stroud and the Houston Texans offense had few answers for the Seattle Seahawks defense on Monday night. Houston managed just 254 total yards and scored just one offensive touchdown in the 27-19 defeat. A bulk of the yards came in the fourth quarter when the Texans attempted to claw back into the game.

An NFL referee went into bodyguard mode to deescalate a potential sideline skirmish involving the Seahawks star and multiple Texans.

The play that led to the moment came in the fourth quarter. Following an interception, Seahawks receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba tried to make a tackle on Texans cornerback Derek Stingley. As Smith-Njigba went to make the play, Stingley stiff-armed the Seahawks receiver, knocking his helmet off.

The Houston Texans ' brutal offensive performance on "Monday Night Football" took a turn for the worse in the fourth quarter, when star wide receiver Nico Collins left the game with a concussion. He was initially ruled questionable to return, and then he walked to the locker room shortly thereafter.

When the two were teammates at Ohio State, it didn’t take long for Jaxon Smith-Njigba to make an impression on C.J. Stroud.

We're almost halfway through the 2025 NFL season and we've made it to what is popularly known as "bye-mageddon" in Week 8. There are six teams who will have their bye — the Lions, Raiders, Rams, Cardinals,

After five straight weeks of divisional contests on 'Thursday Night Football', an interconference matchup will kick off NFL Week 8 as the Los Angeles Chargers host the Minnesota Vikings. Both teams are coming off losses,