SCHEDULE RELEASE

Here's a quick peek at the Houston Texans 2021 schedule

SportsMap Staff
May 12, 2021, 7:15 pm
How many games will the Texans win? Composite image by Jack Brame.

We found out on Wednesday morning that the Texans will be hosting the Jacksonville Jaguars Week 1 at NRG. According to the Vegas oddsmakers, the Jaguars are favored by 1.5 points despite starting rookie QB Trevor Lawrence on the road in his first NFL game.

The big news on Wednesday night involves the NFL's reveal of the rest of the 2021 schedule. Check out the Texans schedule below and be sure to leave your predictions in the comment section on social media. We'll have a full breakdown of the Texans entire schedule on Thursday, so be sure to come back to SportsMap for an in-depth discussion.

Week One: Jacksonville @ Houston

Week Two: Houston @ Cleveland

Week Three: (TNF) Carolina @ Houston

Week Four: Houston @ Buffalo

Week Five: New England @ Houston

Week Six: Houston @ Indianapolis

Week Seven: Houston @ Arizona

Week Eight: Los Angeles Rams @ Houston

Week Nine: Houston @ Miami

Week Ten: BYE

Week Eleven: Houston @ Tennessee

Week Twelve: New York Jets @ Houston

Week Thirteen: Indianapolis @ Houston

Week Fourteen: Seattle @ Houston

Week Fifteen: Houston @ Jacksonville

Week Sixteen: Los Angeles Chargers @ Houston

Week Seventeen: Houston @ San Francisco

Week Eighteen: Tennessee @ Houston

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ON SECOND THOUGHT

Here’s why Astros likely just gave Yuli the Correa treatment

The Astros have assigned left-handed reliever Matt Gage to minor league camp, which means Houston's pitching staff is likely to head into the season without a lefty in the bullpen.

Ronel Blanco and Seth Martinez are expected to be the last two pitchers in the Astros bullpen now that Gage isn't expected to fill a spot on the club. With the Astros playing so many games in the month of April, could we see Blanco or Martinez making some starts with Lance McCullers still on the shelf?

Plus, should the Astros check in on Yuli Gurriel for some depth considering his versatility and the loss of Jose Altuve for the first couple months of the season? Gurriel still hasn't been added to the Marlins 40-man roster, which means he can opt out of his deal on Saturday if nothing changes.

Based on how things played out for Carlos Correa, the guys aren't very confident the Astros would change their stance on Yuli. But you never know.

Be sure to check out the video above as we break it all down!

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