Houston Texans Odds


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The Houston Texans are in rebuild mode as the offseason moves along and will have the second overall pick at the next NFL draft. The day after the regular season came to a close, the team parted ways with head coach Lovie Smith. Houston has hired DeMeco Ryans, former defensive coordinator of the 49ers, as his replacement. For next season, the Texans are at the bottom of the charts for odds to win Super Bowl 58. Here’s a closer look at the latest Texans betting odds and angles.

Houston Texans odds: Spread, moneyline and over/under

The NFL will release the full schedule for the 2023 regular season in a few months. Odds for Week 1 games will follow, and we’ll have a look at the Texans betting lines for that contest when that happens.

Houston Texans Week 1 odds

Odds for Week 1 of the NFL season will be available at legal online sportsbooks once the league releases the schedule. We’ll have a closer look at the lines for Houston’s games once they’re out. For the final game of last year, Houston was a three-point road underdog to the Colts, pulling out a 32-31 comeback win. On the season, the Texans finished at 3-13-1 on the moneyline, 8-8-1 against the spread and 7-10 on the over/under.

Houston Texans player props

For the 2022 season, the Texans averaged 17.0 points per game and allowed 24.7. Over 15 games, Davis Mills threw for 3,118 yards, 17 TDs and 15 INTs. Dameon Pierce closed out the season on injured reserve, but the rookie still led the team in rushing yards with 939. Brandin Cooks was the club’s leading receiver with 57 receptions for 699 yards and three touchdowns. When next season gets underway, we’ll take a look at the latest Texans player props right here.

Houston Texans odds to win the Super Bowl

Last updated: March 28

DraftKings Sportsbook released odds for the winner of Super Bowl 58 in January 2023. At the time, Houston’s odds were +20000, tied for last among the 32 teams. The Texans’ current odds to win the 2024 Super Bowl are . The club last made it to the postseason in 2019, falling in the divisional round to the Chiefs. Houston has yet to make an appearance in the big game.

Houston Texans futures odds for 2023-24

In addition to wagering on the winner of Super Bowl 58, bettors will have a number of other futures bets to choose from. Here are the latest Texans futures odds for the upcoming season.

Houston Texans schedule

WeekDateOpponentKickoff TimeSpreadMoneylineTotal
1Sept. 11vs. Indianapolis Colts1 p.m. ETHOU +7
(1-0)
Push 20-20
(0-1-1)
Under 46.0
(0-1)
2Sept. 18at Denver Broncos4:25 p.m. ETHOU +10.5
(2-0)
Broncos 16-9
(0-1-1)
Under 45.5
(0-2)
3Sept. 25at Chicago Bears1 p.m. ETPush +3
(2-0-1)
Bears 23-20
(0-2-1)
Over 39.5
(1-2)
4Oct. 2vs. Los Angeles Chargers1 p.m. ETLAC -5.5
(2-1-1)
Chargers 34-24
(0-3-1)
Over 45.5
(2-2)
5Oct. 9at Jacksonville Jaguars1 p.m. ETHOU +7
(3-1-1)

Texans 13-6
(1-3-1)
Under 43.5
(2-3)
6Oct. 16BYEBYEBYEBYEBYE
7Oct. 23at Las Vegas Raiders4:05 p.m. ETLV -7
(3-2-1)
Raiders 38-20
(1-4-1)
Over 46.0
(3-3)
8Oct. 30vs. Tennessee Titans4:05 p.m. ETTEN -1
(3-3-1)
Titans 17-10
(1-5-1)
Under 39.5
(3-4)
9Nov. 3vs. Philadelphia Eagles7:15 p.m. ETHOU +14
(4-3-1)
Eagles 29-17
(1-6-1)
Over 45.0
(4-4)
10Nov. 13at New York Giants1 p.m. ETNYG -5
(4-4-1)
Giants 24-16
(1-7-1)
Under 41.5
(4-5)
11Nov. 20vs. Washington Commanders1 p.m. ETWAS -3
(4-5-1)
Commanders 23-10
(1-8-1)
Under 41.0
(4-6)
12Nov. 27at Miami Dolphins1 p.m. ETMIA -14
(4-6-1)
Dolphins 30-15
(1-9-1)
Under 47.0
(4-7)
13Dec. 4vs. Cleveland Browns1 p.m. ETCLE -7.5
(4-7-1)
Browns 27-14
(1-10-1)
Under 46.0
(5-7)
14Dec. 11at Dallas Cowboys1 p.m. ETHOU +17
(5-7-1)
Cowboys 27-23
(1-11-1)
Over 44.5
(6-7)
15Dec. 18vs. Kansas City Chiefs1 p.m. ETHOU +14
(6-7-1)
Chiefs 30-24
(1-12-1)
Over 48.5
(7-7)
16Dec. 25at Tennessee Titans1 p.m. ETHOU +3
(7-7-1)
Texans 19-14
(2-12-1)
Under 34.0
(7-8)
17Jan. 1vs. Jacksonville Jaguars1 p.m. ETJAX -3.5
(7-8-1)
Jaguars 31-3
(2-13-1)
Under 44.0
(7-9)
18Jan. 8at Indianapolis Colts1 p.m. ETHOU +3
(8-8-1)
Texans 32-31
(3-13-1)
Over 37.5
(8-9)

Houston Texans news and notes

The Texans closed out the regular season with a thrilling come-from-behind win over the Colts. Unfortunately, the victory also came with a downside. With a Houston win and a Chicago loss, the Texans moved from the top overall pick in the next NFL draft down to the second spot on the board. The day after the campaign came to a close, the Texans parted ways with head coach Lovie Smith. To begin the offseason, the club opened a search for its fourth head coach in as many seasons. The search has concluded with the hiring of DeMeco Ryans, who had previously served as the defensive coordinator for the 49ers since 2021. Houston also hired Bobby Slowick, most recently the passing game coordinator for the 49ers, as its new offensive coordinator. As free agency began, the team agreed to deals with CB Jimmie Ward and WR Robert Woods.

Houston Texans NFL draft 2023

At the upcoming NFL draft, which begins on April 27, the Texans have a pair of picks in the first round. The club locked up the second pick with its poor record, and it owns the 12th pick as part of the Deshaun Watson trade with the Browns. The team has 12 total selections, with five in the first three rounds. Last year, the team’s first pick was CB Derek Stingley Jr.

Other teams in the AFC

Division
AFC EastBuffalo BillsMiami DolphinsNew England PatriotsNY Jets
AFC NorthBaltimore RavensCincinnati BengalsCleveland BrownsPittsburgh Steelers
AFC SouthHouston TexansIndianapolis ColtsJacksonville JaguarsTennessee Titans
AFC WestDenver BroncosKansas City ChiefsLA ChargersLas Vegas Raiders

Houston Texans FAQ

Will the Texans be any better this season?

Preseason expectations are calling for another challenging season in Houston. At the initial release of odds on the winner of Super Bowl 58, the club was tied for last on the board with the Cardinals.

How did the Texans do against the spread last season?

The Texans were 8-8-1 against the spread a season ago. Houston was 3-13-1 on the moneyline and 7-10 on the over/under.

Whom did the Texans add and lose in the offseason?  

The Texans made a number of signings in the early stages of free agency, including WR Robert Woods and S Jimmie Ward, and they reached an extension with LT Laremy Tunsil. Players on the way out of Houston include Brandin Cooks, via a trade to the Cowboys.

Who is the starting QB for the Texans?

Davis Mills is at the top of the depth chart for the Texans. He started 15 games last year, with Kyle Allen and Jeff Driskel also seeing some time under center.

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