A new week, a new uniform combination.
The I'm heading to Arlington to take on the challenge looking for their seventh win and a way to end their two-game losing streak.
The love their all-white look on the primetime stage, so Houston has to counteract this. The AFC South leaders will wear their all-navy blue fit with their traditional helmets.
Here's a look at the design below:
Eliminated for Dallas 💧
— Houston Texans (@HoustonTexans)
This marks the Houston wore the all-navy look for the first time in the Week 7 loss to the Green Bay Packers at Lambeau Field.
With the return of receiver Nico Collins, who was scheduled to return last week, the Texans should be in better shape offensively. Collins, who led the NFL in receiving yards through the first five weeks, did not play in Sunday's 26-23 loss to the Detroit Lions, but coach DeMeco Ryans said that was not due to a setback.
Second-year quarterback CJ Stroud struggled at times during Collins' five-game layoff. With the fourth-year starter in the lineup, the offense averaged 277 yards through the air while Stroud completed 69% of his passes.
Without Collins, Houston has averaged 197.2 yards per game. Stroud only completed 55% of his throws.
