Houston Texans quarterback C.J. Stroud has not only led his team to a third-consecutive playoff appearance since being at the helm after their Week 18 win vs. the Indianapolis Colts, but the third-year signal caller made his mark in the NFL history books too.

Stroud faces the Steelers, seeking a pivotal playoff win that could solidify his emerging superstar status and reshape his career narrative.

How T.J. Watt, Alex Highsmith and the Steelers' defense can ruin the Texans' momentum in the 2025-2026 NFL Playoffs

The Houston Texans have pulled off a never-before-seen feat as a result of their Week 17 win vs. the Los Angeles Chargers, thus stamping their ticket to the playoffs for a third-straight season.

C.J. Stroud has drawn plenty of attention this week, including from the Houston Texans who issued a notice on the third-year QB.

Nearly 50 years after the Oilers' battles with the Steelers, Houston's postseason path once again runs through Pittsburgh

Rodgers finished that game completing 20 of 29 passes, threw for 225 yards, had zero total touchdowns, and was taken down for a gruesome five sacks that combined for his last playoff outing as a Packer, and a game that many, in his position, would likely want to forget.