Texans Host Chargers on Sunday Amid Interception Worries
The NFL clash pits a 2-5 Texans squad against a 0-7 Chargers team, with quarterback Justin Herbert under fire for 10 interceptions, according to Fox News.
The Houston Texans and the Los Angeles Chargers are set to meet on Sunday, as reported by the New York Post.
The Chargers sit at a 0-7 record while the Texans are 2-5, and quarterback Justin Herbert has thrown 10 interceptions this season, a trend Fox News says is "raising alarm bells."
The New York Post adds that Sunday's game is "unlikely to look like a Picasso."
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Original reporting
Fox News
Houston Texans and Los Angeles Chargers meet in a matchup of two surprisingly struggling NFL teams
The 0-7 Chargers face the 2-5 Texans in a matchup of struggling teams, with Justin Herbert's 10 interceptions this season raising alarm bells.
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Texans vs. Chargers prediction: Offensive woes will continue for Bolts against underwhelming Houston team
Sunday's tilt between the Texans and Chargers is unlikely to look like a Picasso.
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Facts this version was allowed to use
- The Houston Texans and the Los Angeles Chargers are scheduled to play an NFL game.
- The Houston Texans are an NFL team.
- The Los Angeles Chargers are an NFL team.
- The Chargers have a 0-7 record.
- The Texans have a 2-5 record.
- Justin Herbert is the Chargers' quarterback.
- Justin Herbert has thrown 10 interceptions this season.
- Fox News states that Justin Herbert's 10 interceptions this season are "raising alarm bells."
- The game is scheduled for Sunday, per the New York Post.
- The New York Post states that Sunday's game is "unlikely to look like a Picasso."
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