According to Will Kunkel, the Texans are the first team in NFL history to have a losing record through seven weeks of the season while also holding up as the league's top scoring defense. It's a first of its kind in NFL history, but not quite the history you want to be a part of.

Some defenses in NFL history are so legendary that they become part of the league’s mythology. The Houston Texans’ defense is starting to feel like it belongs in that conversation.

The Houston Texans mounted a 19-point comeback victory over the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday, winning 36-29, a final score that has never occurred before in National Football League (NFL) history.

Then the tides turned. Mills threw touchdowns to Jayden Higgins and Dalton Schultz, and the Texans forced three and outs following both drives. Then, down 29-24, Mills produced a 14-yard run to give the hosts an improbable 30-29 lead. It was his first touchdown run since 2022.

The lowest-scoring game in Monday Night Football history took place on November 14, 1993, when the Washington Redskins defeated the Dallas Cowboys by a score of 3-0. This defensive masterpiece (or offensive nightmare, depending on your perspective) was a stunning anomaly for the prime-time slot, which is usually reserved for high-octane matchups.

Marcedes Lewis (41) is the oldest player to appear in a regular/postseason game with Broncos, and he's just one of five non-QBs/Ks to reach 20 years.