The Houston Texans' season-long offensive woes came to a head on Wednesday as the unit failed to score a single point in a 31-2 blowout loss to the Baltimore Ravens. The Texans' offense has looked nowhere near as efficient as it did a season ago, and under the Christmas Day spotlight against another AFC playoff team, the Texans' struggles became exposed on the national stage for the second straight week.
The Texans were outmatched by the Ravens and Kansas City Chiefs in two straight weeks, teams the Texans hoped to compete with this season. The season has proven especially disappointing for second-year quarterback C.J. Stroud, who hasn't been able to carry the team the way he did a season ago. Against the Ravens, Stroud threw for 185 yards and an interception, and could not bring the Texans into scoring position for the first time in his career.
