Texans Host Colts in Key AFC South Clash
Texans Host Colts in Key AFC South Clash

Texans Host Colts in Key AFC South Clash

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The Houston Texans will host the Indianapolis Colts in a critical AFC South matchup on Sunday, with both teams having evolved since their close Week 1 encounter, which the Texans won 29-27. The Texans, currently leading the division with a 5-2 record, face pressure to maintain their position against a Colts team that has improved and is just one game behind at 4-3. Key players include Texans quarterback C.J. Stroud, who is looking to rebound from a rough performance against the Packers, and Colts quarterback Anthony Richardson, who is still developing after missing several games due to injury. The return of Colts running back Jonathan Taylor adds strength to their ground game, while the Texans will need to improve their offensive line to protect Stroud. The matchup not only has playoff implications but also serves as a chance for the Texans to sweep the season series for only the second time in franchise history. Kickoff is set for noon CT at NRG Stadium, where the Texans will aim to solidify their dominance in the division.

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