The Houston Texans are gearing up for an exciting 2025 season, having made significant changes to their roster, starting with the trade of standout left tackle Laremy Tunsil to the Washington Commanders in exchange for four future draft picks. New offensive tackle Cam Robinson has been signed to a one-year deal, and Minnesota's Tay Ersery was drafted in the second round to bolster the offensive line. Despite a somewhat disappointing second season, quarterback C.J. Stroud is expected to flourish under new offensive coordinator Nick Caley, who aims to maximize his potential.

The Texans' offense boasts an impressive lineup of skill players, including running backs Joe Mixon and Nick Chubb, wide receivers Nico Collins, Christian Kirk, rookie Jaylin Noel, and Jayden Higgins, alongside tight ends Dalton Schultz and Cade Stover. Enhancements to the offensive line with Tytus Howard moving to guard and Blake Fisher stepping in as the full-time right tackle promise to improve the Texans' offensive efficiency in 2025.

The Kansas City Chiefs are poised to make history as they aim for a three-peat, starting with a divisional round matchup against C.J. Stroud and the Houston Texans this Saturday. Patrick Mahomes holds an impressive 14-0 postseason record against quarterbacks outside of Joe Burrow and Tom Brady, and his divisional round performance has been flawless. Meanwhile, the Texans face a daunting challenge as they have yet to win a playoff game on the road and have historically struggled in this round.

In their last encounter, a pivotal moment occurred when Tank Dell caught a game-tying touchdown but was injured, leading to the Chiefs pulling away for a 14th victory. As the Texans regroup after their Wild Card win over the Los Angeles Chargers, they must strategize effectively to upset Mahomes and the Chiefs. Key strategies include limiting Mahomes' rushing ability, winning the turnover battle, and finding another offensive weapon to complement Joe Mixon and Nico Collins.

The Houston Texans have advanced to the divisional round of the playoffs for the second straight year, following a convincing 32-12 victory against the Los Angeles Chargers in the wild-card round. This win showcased the team's depth and talent, highlighting their improvement as they regained health and rhythm heading into the postseason.

In the latest Texans mailbag, questions from fans focused on player performances and upcoming matchups. A key concern was the limited snaps of linebacker Christian Harris, who played only seven snaps in the recent game. His reduced role was attributed to the return of Azeez Al-Shaair from suspension, leaving Harris lower on the depth chart.

Head Coach DeMeco Ryans emphasized the importance of slowly reintegrating Harris, who missed the majority of the season due to an ankle injury. Despite his reduced playtime, Ryans affirmed Harris's commitment to the team and his readiness to contribute in the playoffs. Looking ahead, fans are curious about the Texans’ rematch against the Kansas City Chiefs and the potential for an impressive defensive showing to secure a win.

The Houston Texans made the decision to waive wide receiver Diontae Johnson on Tuesday following a brief and troubled tenure with the team. Johnson, who previously faced controversy after his release from the Baltimore Ravens for refusing to enter a game, played only two games for Houston, making minimal impact with just one catch for 12 yards in their wild-card playoff victory over the Chargers.

After being traded from Carolina to Baltimore, Johnson's career took a downturn when he was suspended and subsequently released in December. Despite his past, Texans coach DeMeco Ryans expressed confidence when signing Johnson, but the team opted to move on as they prepare for an upcoming divisional-round matchup against the Kansas City Chiefs. Johnson's brief time in Houston ended as the team looks to bolster its roster for the playoffs.

Lamar Jackson made history by breaking the NFL career rushing record for quarterbacks during the Baltimore Ravens' dominant 31-2 win over the Houston Texans. Jackson's remarkable performance included a 48-yard touchdown run, reaching a top speed of 21.25 mph, and he finished with 168 passing yards and two touchdowns.

This victory not only solidified Jackson's MVP candidacy but also helped the Ravens secure their playoff spot as they aim for the AFC North title.