0-2. Yeah, you read that right. The Houston Texans are staring down the barrel of a rough start, but Sunday’s road game against the Indianapolis Colts isn’t just another matchup. It’s their first division game of the season, and honestly? It feels like everything is on the line. After dropping their first two, this team needs a win, and they need it bad. You can feel the tension building, because starting 0-3 with a division loss just changes the whole vibe of a season.
This Is The One That Counts
Nobody wants to be 0-2, especially not two weeks into the regular season. The source puts it plainly: “Would’ve…would’ve been nice to NOT have to do that.” Preach. But that’s where the Texans are. This isn’t some exhibition. This is the first AFC South showdown, an absolute must-win situation if they want to dig themselves out of this early hole. The game kicks off at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, IN, at 12:00 pm CST on Sunday, September 27. Every single play in this one is going to carry extra weight. Remember that C.J. Stroud was out there slingin’ it against the Bengals on September 20, getting those reps in, and he is going to need every ounce of that experience for this critical game. This isn’t just about getting a W, it’s about making a statement that this team isn’t done. The energy around this game feels electric, because as the source directly states: “Because they better [BLEEP]ing win this game.” That’s the mood.
How To Catch All The Action
You don’t want to miss a second of this critical division clash, and luckily, you’ve got options. The game will be broadcast live on CBS, with Tom McCarthy and Robert Turbin on the call, and Ron Torbert officiating. If you’re old school, you can tune into 95.7 FM The Fan for the radio broadcast.
If you’re more of a streamer, you’ve got a ton of platforms to pick from, though you’ll need those subscriptions ready. DirecTV, Fubo, Hulu + Live TV, NFL+, Paramount+, YouTube, and YouTubeTV (through Sunday Ticket) are all carrying the game. This is one of the CBS early games, joining other matchups like the Cincinnati Bengals at Pittsburgh Steelers, Kansas City Chiefs at Miami Dolphins, Tennessee Titans at New York Giants, and New England Patriots at Jacksonville Jaguars. Make sure your setup is good to go, because you’re gonna want to be locked in from the opening whistle.
So yeah, 0-2 is a tough pill to swallow, but this Sunday, September 27, at 12:00 pm CST, at Lucas Oil Stadium, it all comes down to this division clash. Every snap, every tackle, every pass is gonna matter more than anything we’ve seen so far this season. The future of this season hangs in the balance right now. Let’s go!
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Originally reported by Battle Red Blog.
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