Houston Texans

Travel weary Texans aiming to stop road skid against Browns
Dayton Daily News | November 21, 2008
Not to be rude, but Browns coach Romeo Crennel wouldn't mind seeing Cleveland in all its winter splendor by the time the Houston Texans get to town.

Browns' Quinn has broken finger, will try to play vs. Texans
USA Today | November 20, 2008
Cleveland Browns quarterback Brady Quinn broke his right index finger in Monday night's win over Buffalo but will try to play ...

Scouting the Houston Texans
Plain Dealer | November 19, 2008
PK Kris Brown (14-of-14) is the only kicker with 10 or more attempts who hasn't missed a field goal this season. His long is 48 yards. Veteran punter Matt Turk is a journeyman. He's 20th in gross average (43.5 yards) and net (36.9). Jacoby Jones is an electrifying punt returner, second in the NFL in average (14.4 yards) with two touchdowns. Andre Davis can be just as productive on kickoff returns, when healthy.

AFC South: Somebody stick a fork in the Texans
Kansas City Star | November 18, 2008
It's too early for the Astros to report to Spring Training, but at least Houston fans have Yao Ming, Tracy McGrady and the Rockets to focus their attention on, since the NFL's Texans will be missing the playoffs for the seventh consecutive year in their existence.

THE CLOSER
Colts.com | November 16, 2008
Safety Melvin Bullitt's interception with :32 remaining clinched the Colts' 33-27 victory over the Houston Texans Sunday. It was Bullitt's team-high fifth interception of the season, his second game-clinching interception in as many weeks and third game-clincher this season.

Manning's rally vs. Texans notches Colts' third straight win
USA Today | November 16, 2008
Peyton Manning spent one half deciphering the Houston defense. He spent the final two quarters cutting it up. The two-time league ...

Addai finds his legs, Manning stays hot as Colts top Texans
Tribune Star | November 16, 2008
Don’t look now, but the Indianapolis Colts have once again become serious contenders for a spot in the AFC playoffs. In the wake of Sunday’s 33-27 National Football League victory over the Houston Texans, Indianapolis has now strung together three straight wins heading into a nationally televised road game with San Diego. Thanks in large measure to a rejuvenated running game — which rolled up 154 total yards — and a passing attack that Houston found hard to contain, the Colts managed to do just enough in improving their record to 6-4 overall and 2-2 in AFC South play.

Behind scenes, this assistant puts polish on quarterbacks
Baltimore Sun | November 14, 2008
H ue Jackson is becoming one of the best-kept secrets in the AFC North.

Figurs working hard, filling void
Baltimore Sun | November 14, 2008
Wide receiver getting more plays and making impact after Williams' injury Every practice, wide receiver Yamon Figurs works under the watchful eye of offensive coordinator Cam Cameron . Sometimes that means Figurs is the target of more criticism, but he said he knows it is constructive.

NFL Preview - Houston (3-6) at Indianapolis (5-4)
Kansas City Star | November 13, 2008
After coming out on top against a pair of division leaders in consecutive weeks, the Indianapolis Colts will host the basement-dwelling Houston Texans this Sunday at Lucas Oil Stadium.

Safety Landry placed on IR, ending season; McAlister move official
Baltimore Sun | November 12, 2008
On the same day the Ravens officially placed cornerback Chris McAlister on injured reserve, the club ended the season for strong safety Dawan Landry by putting him on IR as well.

Texans may be 3-6, but Colts aren’t taking them for granted
Tribune Star | November 12, 2008
With the Indianapolis Colts beginning preparations for Sunday’s NFL home game with the Houston Texans (1 p.m., CBS), don’t expect Tony Dungy’s team to take their AFC South rivals for granted.

With record 6-3, 'playoffs' no longer a dirty word
Baltimore Sun | November 11, 2008
A t the beginning of the season, when the Ravens won two in a row, this town was already buzzing about playoffs.

Both Stover, Hauschka to stay on
Baltimore Sun | November 11, 2008
The Ravens plan to keep Matt Stover and Steve Hauschka on the 45-man game-day roster for the remainder of the season.

Former Raven gets six months for hit-and-run death
Baltimore Sun | November 10, 2008
Hunter pleaded guilty to charges stemming from July 2007 accident The Harford County State's Attorney's office says former Ravens wide receiver Javin Hunter was sentenced to six months in jail for a fatal hit-and-run accident.

Mason's status uncertain for Giants
Baltimore Sun | November 10, 2008
WR suffered dislocated shoulder vs. Texans; Harbaugh 'hopeful' he'll play Derrick Mason's streak of 99 straight games played could be in jeopardy.

Ravens mess with Texans
Baltimore Sun | November 10, 2008
Offense piles up points, defense interceptions in rout of Houston; rookie Flacco plays like a seasoned veteran as team wins fourth straight Offense piles up points, defense interceptions in rout for fourth straight win David Steele's report card Your turn: Grade the Ravens

Great sign: no excessive celebration after big win
Baltimore Sun | November 10, 2008
T heir reputation hasn't exactly been a secret. The Ravens are a team known NFL-wide for enjoying a celebration or two. In fact, some days you would think they had Kool & the Gang piped right into their helmets.

Back in the swing: McGahee grinds out 'best game' of year
Baltimore Sun | November 10, 2008
This was a game defined by spectacular moments, on offense, defense, even special teams (hello, Steve Hauschka). But it was dominated by a player whose longest gain was a mere 12 yards and whose two most significant plays covered a total of 5 yards.

Ngata's best play? Hard to say
Baltimore Sun | November 10, 2008
Used in a variety of roles, he shows off his versatility in all phases Haloti Ngata made his presence felt when he intercepted a pass in the end zone, the first big defensive stop for the Ravens in yesterday's 41-13 rout of the Houston Texans.

David Steele's report card
Baltimore Sun | November 10, 2008
Baltimore Sun columnist grades the Ravens on their 41-13 win over the Texans Quarterback: A

Offense turns to Heap, getting healthy results
Baltimore Sun | November 10, 2008
When Ravens tight end Todd Heap strolled to midfield for the coin toss, the cynical observer might have wondered whether that was as prominent a role as he would play against the Houston Texans.

Ravens Report
Baltimore Sun | November 10, 2008
SCORING MILESTONE: With a season-high 41 points, the Ravens have scored at least 27 in four consecutive games - the first time that has happened in team history. Yesterday's total was the most points they've scored on the road since Nov.7, 1999, when they hammered Cleveland, 41-9.

Ravens Roll Over Texans, 41-13
Washington Post | November 10, 2008
Joe Flacco throws two touchdowns and Ray Lewis has a pair of interceptions to lead the Ravens to a 41-13 win over the Houston Texans.

A fast learner
Baltimore Sun | November 09, 2008
Ravens' rookie quarterback is 'getting better every day' Through one tumultuous training camp and the first seven games of his Ravens career, Joe Flacco impressed with his demeanor, his aptitude and his ability.

The Star's NFL predictions
Kansas City Star | November 08, 2008
Randy Covitz Holly Lawton Joe Posnanski Adam Teicher Jason Whitlock Jeffrey Flanagan Kent Babb Flipper

Ravens' McAlister done for season
Baltimore Sun | November 08, 2008
Cornerback will have knee surgery; potential fill-in De. Hall to join 'Skins Ravens cornerback Chris McAlister plans to have season-ending knee surgery, coach John Harbaugh announced yesterday.

'Skins to sign De. Hall
Baltimore Sun | November 08, 2008
Roethlisberger practices, might play; Jags' Peterson back with team Less than one day after clearing waivers, cornerback DeAngelo Hall agreed yesterday to a one-year contract with the Washington Redskins.

NFL injury report
Baltimore Sun | November 08, 2008
Tomorrow RAVENS AT HOUSTON

Ex-Raven Boulware concedes state legislative race in Fla.
Baltimore Sun | November 07, 2008
Ex-Raven misses out on open Florida House seat by 440 votes Former Ravens linebacker Peter Boulware said he felt just like he'd lost a close football game after suffering a narrow political defeat Friday.

McAlister done for the season
Baltimore Sun | November 07, 2008
After consulting with specialists, Ravens CB opts to have season-ending knee surgery After consulting with specialists, CB opts to have season-ending knee surgery Poll: Will C-Mac be back?

Hall agrees to one-year deal with 'Skins
Baltimore Sun | November 07, 2008
Cornerback was released by the Raiders earlier this week DeAngelo Hall didn't stay unemployed for long.

Mike Preston's midseason report card
Baltimore Sun | November 07, 2008
Baltimore Sun columnist grades the Ravens at the halfway point Quarterback: B-

Ravens are in thick of it
Baltimore Sun | November 07, 2008
With team in playoff hunt, will tough closing schedule trip them up? If the regular season ended today, the Ravens would make the playoffs with a 5-3 record (they have a better conference record than the other 5-3 teams).

Clayton's TD a long time coming
Baltimore Sun | November 07, 2008
Wide receiver's 47-yard scoring catch against Browns was his first in almost 2 years Wide receiver Mark Clayton looked to the ceiling of the Ravens' locker room in mock celebration after being asked about scoring his first touchdown in almost two years.

Baltimore Sun picks: Ravens vs. Texans
Baltimore Sun | November 07, 2008
Jamison Hensley Ravens, 20-17

Boller's start vs. Flacco's: no comparison
Baltimore Sun | November 07, 2008
A t the midway points of their rookie seasons, Joe Flacco and Kyle Boller quarterbacked the Ravens to 5-3 records.

3 things: Ravens-Texans
Baltimore Sun | November 07, 2008
THREE THINGS THAT NEED TO GO RIGHT ...

Hey, Jamison!
Baltimore Sun | November 07, 2008
Each week, Baltimore Sun reporter Jamison Hensley will answer questions about the Ravens. To submit a question, e-mail sports@baltsun.com . Give your name and phone number so we can verify the e-mail.

Remember when?
Baltimore Sun | November 07, 2008
T he Texans and Ravens spent as much time looking at weather radar screens as they did looking at video of their opponents during the week before the game scheduled for Sept. 14 at Reliant Stadium.

Mighty start, but Quinn, Browns fall
Baltimore Sun | November 07, 2008
Jay Cutler turned Brady Quinn's big night into his own prime-time showcase.

Texans release Kalu
Kansas City Star | November 05, 2008
The Houston Texans announced Wednesday that they have released defensive end N.D. Kalu and signed quarterback Craig Nall.

Texans QB Schaub expected to miss 2-4 weeks
Detroit News | November 04, 2008
HOUSTON -- Houston quarterback Matt Schaub injured his knee and will be out at least two weeks, possibly up to a month.

Texans' Pittman appeals potential drug suspension
USA Today | November 03, 2008
Houston Texans long snapper Bryan Pittman met with league officials in New York on Monday to appeal a possible suspension after ...

Texans QB Schaub out 2-4 weeks with injured MCL
USA Today | November 03, 2008
Houston quarterback Matt Schaub has an injured medial collateral ligament and will be out at least two weeks and possibly up ...

Vikings' defense thwarts Texans
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette | November 03, 2008

Vikings end Texans' win streak with 28-21 victory
USA Today | November 02, 2008
Andre Johnson was silenced until the very end, and Houston's winning streak ended with a harsh welcome by Minnesota's defense. ...

Texans QB Schaub leaves game
Kansas City Star | November 02, 2008
Houston Texans quarterback Matt Schaub left the team's game against the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday with an apparent knee injury.

Texans receiver presents a challenge for Vikings
Star Tribune | November 01, 2008
Andre Johnson leads the NFL in receptions and receiving yards, leaving the Vikings to figure out a way to slow him down.

These aren't the Texans you might remember
Star Tribune | October 30, 2008
Houston is only 3-4, like the Vikings, but it arrives at the Dome with a three-game winning streak and several young stars on the rise.

Game Day: Who's got the edge?
Cincinnati Enquirer | October 26, 2008
The Houston Texans (2-4), though an opponent the Bengals (0-7) have to play on the road, might present one of Cincinnati's last best hopes for a victory.

Defense sees Texans rookie tailback Slaton is real deal
Dayton Daily News | October 24, 2008
For the Bengals, seeing is believing.