Time, TV schedule and streaming information for Week 16
The Tennessee Titans, the Houston Texans, and the Houston Texans have been moving in opposite directions throughout the season. However, they will meet up once more to complete the 2022 series.
The Texans are on the right track to securing No. The Texans have a 1-12-1 record and are the number one overall pick. Houston is one game ahead of the closest team in the 2023 NFL draft. What would it hurt to win over them?
A loss to the Texans for the Titans would really hurt them as they are currently 7-7 with a four-game losing streak. Once thought to be as in command on the AFC South, the Jacksonville Jaguars are nipping at the Titans’ heels with a 6-8 record. If Jacksonville wins the next two games and loses the Titans’ next two, Week 18 will be a winner-takes all scenario for the division.
The win over Houston completes Tennessee’s sweep of the series and prevents Tennessee from facing the Jaguars in January.
Houston will see Malik Willis once again, as Ryan Tannehill is recovering from an ankle injury. The Texans will deploy Davis Mills and their “two quarterback system,” which means Jeff Driskel will also see some action.
The most important question in the contest is: Can the Texans defense stop Derrick Henry? In his four previous games against Houston, the two-time NFL rushing champ has rushed for more than 200 yards.
Here are some important game information to help you prepare for the 16th week in the regular season. Follow the @TheTexansWire Crew (@therealmarklane, @BigSargeSportz, @JohnHCrumpler)
Houston Texans at Tennessee Titans — Saturday, Dec. 24, 12:00 p.m. CT
TV channel: CBS (KHOU-TV Houston, Channel 11). [Andrew Catalon & James Lofton]
Live stream: FuboTV
Radio: Sports Radio 610 (KILT-AM), Mega 101 (KLOL-FM) (Marc Vandermeer & Andre Ware)
Location: Nissan Stadium, Nashville, Tenn.
Forecast: Sunny, 19 degrees and 7 mph wind
Shawn Smith is the referee