Houston stormed Baltimore 44-10, snapping a rough start and flashing fantasy upside. C.J. Stroud authored his best game of the year with 244 passing yards and four touchdowns, plus a 30-yard rush. Xavier Hutchinson joined the scoring spree with two TD grabs as the offense diversified. Jalen Pitre punctuated the day with two interceptions, and Ka'imí Fairbairn knocked down 14 points on four field goals and five extra points, including long makes from 50 and 57 yards.

Woody Marks and Danielle Hunter cooled off in this blowout, reminding managers of the volatility in Week 5. With a Week 6 bye looming, Stroud looks like a strong weekly QB1 candidate, Hutchinson a flexible WR3/4, Pitre a weekly IDP target with big-play upside, and Fairbairn a dependable kicker floor. The Texans’ balanced attack suggests a continued fantasy-friendly path once the schedule resumes.

Stroud threw for 244 yards and four TDs as Houston blitzed Baltimore 44-10, the Texans’ most lopsided road win and the Ravens’ worst home loss in history. Stroud was surgical (23-of-27) before exiting, and Houston piled up eight straight possessions with scores, including early TDs to Nico Collins and Xavier Hutchinson. The defense held Baltimore to 207 yards while Houston set a franchise road-point record. Baltimore’s offense stalled without Jackson and multiple defenders sidelined.