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HOUSTON - Coming into Saturday’s AFC Wild Card round game the Bengals had won three straight and seven of their last eight while the Texans had dropped three of their last four.
It sure didn’t look that way.
For the fourth time under Marvin Lewis, the Bengals are one and done in the postseason after the Texans dominated both sides of the ball en route to a 19-13 victory at Reliant Stadium.
Ray Lewis is ready to say goodbye to the NFL, but are the playoffs ready to say goodbye to Lewis? And if so, who are they ready to say hello to? A rookie quarterback, perhaps: At least one will survive the wild-card round, but... more »
The discussion had turned to movies, somehow. I wanted to talk to Mike Zimmer about his players, and to his players about him. The Bengals defensive coordinator has a unit of perceived underachievers. He has them overachieving.... more »
HOUSTON -- The last time the Houston Texans went to New England, they were riding high, owned he best record in the AFC, seemed on their way to the No. 1 seed in the conference and felt so good, in fact, they made up some hokey... more »
The Colts capped the regular season Sunday with their best all-around performance of the season, knocking around the AFC South champion Houston Texans for a 28-16 victory. The Colts (11-5) will travel to Baltimore next week to... more »
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