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Winless Texans and Titans meet in Week 5
The Houston Texans visit the Tennessee Titans on Sunday in an NFL Week 5 game.
Both teams are winless after four games, so one is expected to get its first victory.
Houston had been expected to contend for a playoff spot, but the story says an 0-4 start makes that less likely.
Tennessee has struggled in recent seasons, and its offense ranks near the bottom of the league in yards and points per game.
Houston's defense has also allowed more yards and points this season than it did last year.
A SportsLine model gives Houston a 71% chance to win, while giving Tennessee a 29% chance.
The game will show whether either team can begin to turn its season around.
The winless Tennessee Titans are set to host the winless Houston Texans in an NFL Week 5 AFC South game.
The game is scheduled for Sunday, October 11, 2026.
Houston entered the matchup at 0-4, while the article says Tennessee was also winless.
The SportsLine Projection Model gave Houston a 71% chance to win in its simulations.
The article says Tennessee’s offense averaged 261.3 yards and 13.8 points per game.
- Who
- The Tennessee Titans and Houston Texans.
- What
- The winless teams are scheduled to meet in an NFL Week 5 game.
- When
- Sunday, October 11, 2026.
- Where
- Tennessee, where the Titans are hosting the Texans.
- Why
- They are meeting in an AFC South matchup during NFL Week 5.
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- Teams
- Tennessee Titans and Houston Texans
- Week
- NFL Week 5
- Scheduled date
- October 11, 2026
- Houston record
- 0-4
- Houston win probability
- 71% in SportsLine Projection Model simulations
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