2018 Schedule

[Keith]

2018 preseason opponents by week were announced today.

Week 1 @ Kansas City Chiefs
Week 2 vs. San Francisco 49ers
Week 3 @ Los Angeles Rams
Week 4 vs. Dallas Cowboys

Remember, of course, the Cowboys game was washed away last year by Harvey. It was temporarily rescheduled to be played in Arlington then cancelled. Texans are 5-4 all-time against the Crackwagon in the fake season.

Not long now until we see the regular season.

[Arky]

Official schedule due out today, right?

Then, one week till the draft....

[nunusguy]

The Texans begin the regular season with road games at New England and Tennessee and play their first home game Sept. 23 against the New York Giants.
https://www.chron.com/sports/texans/...s-12848545.php
The rest of the schedule follows at 7 tonight.

[Arky]

1 Sun, Sep 9 @ New England 1:00 PM CBS
2 Sun, Sep 16 @ Tennessee 1:00 PM CBS
3 Sun, Sep 23 vs New York Giants 1:00 PM FOX
4 Sun, Sep 30 @ Indianapolis 1:00 PM CBS
5 Sun, Oct 7 vs Dallas 8:20 PM NBC
6 Sun, Oct 14 vs Buffalo 1:00 PM CBS
7 Sun, Oct 21 @ Jacksonville 1:00 PM CBS
8 Thu, Oct 25 vs Miami 8:20 PM FOX/NFL
9 Sun, Nov 4 @ Denver 4:05 PM CBS
10 BYE WEEK
11 Sun, Nov 18 @ Washington 1:00 PM CBS
12 Mon, Nov 26 vs Tennessee 8:15 PM ESPN/WatchESPN
13 Sun, Dec 2 vs Cleveland 1:00 PM CBS
14 Sun, Dec 9 vs Indianapolis 1:00 PM CBS
15 Sat, Dec 15 @ New York Jets 4:30 PM NFL
16 Sun, Dec 23 @ Philadelphia 1:00 PM CBS
17 Sun, Dec 30 vs Jacksonville 1:00 PM CBS

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Sunday Night Football vs. the Cowboys in Week 5.

Week 8, Thursday nighter vs. Miami.

Week 10, bye week...not bad.

Monday Football at home vs. the Titans around T-giving.

A Saturday game vs. the Jets late in the season.

Not an easy schedule given the recent strength shown by the AFC South.....

[Keith]

Originally Posted by Arky

Not an easy schedule given the recent strength shown by the AFC South.....

Well, the counterpoint is that it is a last place schedule and on paper the easiest in the division.

That said, opening with 3 of 4 on the road, including two division opponents and the defending conference champs means that the Texans need to be hot out of the gate. Starting 2-2 in those first four games might not be too bad.

And the last two games @ Philly and home for the Jags should get the team focused for a tough finish.

A bye before the road trip to Washington is nice, then with the couple extra days before hosting the Titans is also a plus. And the Thursday night game is at home, usually a big advantage.