In a city known for its vibrant culture and deep ties to music and sports, Texan Wire Wheels, LLC, took center stage ...

Texans fans sent the team off to Kansas City with energy and H-Town love on Friday. They will gather again Saturday night to welcome the team back to Houston. Texans players, coaches, and staff ...

Join us at NRG Stadium tonight at 10PM CT to welcome the Texans team buses back to H-Town following their Divisional ... buses back from Kansas City. The Houston Texans have six picks in the ...

After several days off after their embarrassing 31-2 loss to the Baltimore Ravens on Christmas, the Houston Texans ... time games for the Texans in 2025 when the best H-Town can offer is a ...

The Houston Texans have a major ... Hunter signed with the Texans last offseason and has enjoyed a terrific debut campaign in H-Town, as he racked up 46 tackles and 12 sacks during the regular ...

With a trip to the AFC Championship on the line, the Kansas City Chiefs welcomed the Houston Texans to town on Saturday. With the Patrick Mahomes-led Chiefs looking to become the first team to ...

As H-Town fans prepare to catch the big game this weekend, many will be taking on bets, including Houston’s very own Mayor John Whitmire. The Houston Texans will head to the "show me state" to ...

The Texans come to town exactly five years since the Chiefs won their first championship in the Andy Reid-Patrick Mahomes era, and it was Houston that Kansas City faced in the Divisional Round in ...

Most recently, Houston rebranded with a different shade off of "Columbia Blue" in the new "H-Town ... Texans would love nothing more than to send the Titans a loss while donning the Oiler logo.

When then-Oilers owner Bud Adams moved the franchise from Houston to Memphis in 1997, he took all of the franchise’s history with him, including the logo ... Texans were founded in 2002, the city has ...

The Tennessee Titans (3-13) and Houston Texans (9-7) will square off on Sunday afternoon in ... And it’s mainly because of the logo. The Oilers and the “Love Ya, Blue” are staples of Houston culture.