“Too Sad, Too Bad!” one of the best player was suspended in Tennessee Titans
In the fierce AFC South rivalry, Houston Texans legend JJ Watt capped off Sunday’s victory against the Tennessee Titans with a joke that made matters worse.
Surviving were the Houston Texans.
Neither Nico Collins, their standout wide receiver, nor quarterback C.J. Stroud was on the field. They were without their most effective inside linebacker, their rookie edge rusher, and two starting offensive tackles.
They defeated the Tennessee Titans 19–16 after four quarters and all of overtime.
More than just maintaining playoff chances or earning bragging rights, the epic victory mattered. Tennessee’s decision to don their vintage Houston Oilers outfits was a rude awakening for the Houston supporters. The Texans retaliated.
At Nissan Stadium in the second half, Houston Texans defensive tackle Sheldon Rankins (98) tackles Tennessee Titans rushing back Derrick Henry (age 22).
At Nissan Stadium in the second half, Houston Texans defensive tackle Sheldon Rankins (98) tackles Tennessee Titans rushing back Derrick Henry (age 22).
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Houston delivered gridiron justice in addition to improving to 8-6 and removing rival AFC South team the Titans from playoff contention.
After the win, JJ Watt, a legend of the Texans, joined in the fun.
Watt wrote, “We get the uniforms back,” on the defunct Twitter platform, X. “That’s the way it operates; I don’t set the guidelines.”
It’s not unusual to lose to a division rival. Wearing a uniform with strong associations to their hometown and losing — at home – to a division opponent without their franchise quarterback and nearly all of their best players? That one is fresh.
Watt went on, “Sorry, not sorry.” “Too bad, how depressing.”
According to Sumer Sports, Houston now has a 50/50 chance of making the playoffs after the victory. That could have been slashed in half by a loss. Despite the difficulties, the team managed to win, which is a credit to head coach DeMeco Ryans’ outstanding debut season.
What We Learned From The ‘Proud’ DeMeco Ryans And Texans Taking Down The Titans
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Running back Devin Singletary, who gained 170 yards from scrimmage on 30 touches, was a huge boost to the Texans. He assisted experienced quarterback Case Keenum in crossing the finish line, along with Houston’s weapons. After a stunning interception by tight end Dalton Schultz, kicker Ka’imi Fairbairn won the game in his comeback to play.In all, the Texans return home with a pivotal victory – one that will resonate with fans regardless of how this season comes to a close. Their next action comes on Sunday, back home against the Cleveland Browns.What We Learned From The ‘Proud’ DeMeco Ryans And Texans Taking Down The Titans
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Running back Devin Singletary, who gained 170 yards from scrimmage on 30 touches, was a huge boost to the Texans. He assisted experienced quarterback Case Keenum in crossing the finish line, along with Houston’s weapons. After a stunning interception by tight end Dalton Schultz, kicker Ka’imi Fairbairn won the game in his comeback to play.
