Houston Texans Start 0-3 Season With Offensive Struggles Amid Fan Frustration

The Houston Texans have started the 2025 NFL season with a disappointing 0-3 record, struggling primarily due to poor offensive performance and pass protection. Quarterback C.J. Stroud has faced consistent pressure, with Houston allowing a high pressure rate of over 35% in every game, contributing to only 10 points scored in their recent loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars. Stroud completed 65.8% of his passes but threw multiple interceptions, including two pivotal ones in the Week 3 game, which hampered the Texans' chances to rally. The Texans have also struggled with turnovers and penalties, further undermining their efforts to help an otherwise resilient defense. Despite being AFC South division champions the last two seasons, the team’s offensive line woes and Stroud's underperformance in key moments have frustrated fans and cast doubt on their playoff prospects. The Texans now face the Tennessee Titans, where another loss could intensify scrutiny on Stroud and the team's offensive strategy.