NFL fans will look forward to a merrry Christmas weekend, but the Houston Texans will probably end up with coal in their stockings.

Houston’s 2021 season is obviously lost, so the team should try to keep the starting QB’s confidence up at the end of the season to grow into next season.

With the Houston Texans eliminated from playoff contention, they should focus on each individual.

If the Brent Venables hire pans out, the Sooners can look forward to winning championships instead of getting blown out in the playoff.

Former Oklahoma head football coach Lincoln Riley left overnight from a program that handed him the keys. Sooner fans are having a whirlwind of emotions. Riley is definitely a disliked man in Norman and will be for a long time.

One week, the Texans beat the Tennessee Titans, the next week, the Texans lose to the New York Jets. The Texans don’t make any sense, but the Texans are difficult for fans to watch even when they do win.

The Broncos couldn’t clinch a state championship berth, but the Broncos still had a successful season that shouldn’t be overlooked or forgotten because the players have been buying into the program well before this season.

Thanksgiving leftovers are amazing, and I hope my NFL predictions are just as sweet with Week 12's games.

The Colorado Rapids typically don’t see high-level success often, which is why savoring the Rapids’ high points are worth every last second. Even Houston sports teams’ fans have learned to enjoy high-level success when it’s around.

“I’m baaack,” Carolina Panthers quarterback Came Newton said during the Arizona Cardinals game.

The Houston Texans are coming off a bye week, and their season doesn’t get any easier with a road game against the Tennessee Titans.

Growing up being a Kansas Jayhawks fan, it was glorious to see the Jayhawks upset the Longhorns on Nov. 13. It did, however, leave plenty of embarrassing questions.

The Houston Texans can’t lose in Week 10, which is a nice surprise for the Texans and Texans fans.

It’s time to reflect on the Astros season. While it didn’t end in glory, it was still a fantastic season.

The dreadful Houston Texans have a shot of ending their seven-game losing streak against an equally terrible Miami Dolphins.

I asked last week whether the Houston Texans would more likely give up 100 points or would they get shut out. I have the same question this week when the Texans play at home.

Special teams playmaker Marcus Jones ran a 100-yard kickoff return for a touchdown, which closed out the game as the Houston Cougars (7-1, 5-0) outraced the previously undefeated No. 19 SMU Mustangs 44-37 on Saturday night at TDECU Stadium.

The Cardinals are going to easily overwhelm the Texans. But what’s more likely to happen: Houston getting shut out or giving up 100 points?