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Texans Rout Ravens in 44-10 Victory

The Houston Texans defeated the Baltimore Ravens 44-10, with C.J. Stroud throwing four touchdowns and leading the offense to a historic win. Baltimore struggled without key players, extending their losing streak without Lamar Jackson.

  • C.J. Stroud passed for 244 yards
  • Houston scored on all eight possessions
  • Baltimore missed key players including Lamar Jackson
  • Texans outgained Ravens 417-207
  • Houston won their second straight game
  • This marks the Ravens' worst home loss
  • Baltimore hosts Rams next week
  • Houston plays Seahawks on October 20

In a significant win, the Houston Texans defeated the Baltimore Ravens 44-10. C.J. Stroud led Houston to their first offensive touchdown against the Ravens in prior matchups, quickly establishing a dominant performance.

Stroud passed for 244 yards and four touchdowns, with Houston scoring on all eight offensive possessions while he was on the field. This victory marked the largest road win in Texans’ history and the Ravens’ largest home loss.

Historic Road Win for Houston Texans

On October 5, 2025, the Houston Texans secured a landmark 44-10 victory over the Baltimore Ravens at M&T Bank Stadium. This win represents Houston’s largest road victory in franchise history and the Ravens’ worst home defeat ever.[1][2]

C.J. Stroud’s Breakout Performance

Quarterback C.J. Stroud delivered a commanding performance, completing 23 of 27 passes for 244 yards and four touchdowns. Houston scored on all eight offensive possessions while Stroud was on the field. Stroud exited late in the fourth quarter with the game decisively in hand.[3][1]

Baltimore’s Injury-Hampered Squad

Baltimore played missing star quarterback Lamar Jackson along with key defensive players Kyle Hamilton, Roquan Smith, and Marlon Humphrey. Additional losses included All-Pro fullback Patrick Ricard and tackle Ronnie Stanley, further weakening the team on both sides of the ball.[2][1]

Backup quarterback Cooper Rush struggled under pressure, throwing 3 interceptions and completing 14 of 20 passes for 179 yards. Derrick Henry, Baltimore’s leading rusher, was limited to 33 rushing yards as Houston’s defense effectively contained Baltimore’s run game.[1][2]

Game Overview and Key Stats

  • Total yards: Houston 417, Baltimore 207
  • Rushing yards allowed by Houston defense: 44 (season low for Baltimore)
  • Turnovers forced: Texans intercepted Baltimore 3 times
  • Scoring breakdown: Texans scored touchdowns on all eight possessions with Stroud; Ravens scored a field goal and two late touchdowns against backups.[2][3][1]

Team and Coach Reactions

Houston coach DeMeco Ryans praised Stroud’s calm and steady demeanor throughout the game, which helped lead Houston to their second straight victory after a rough start to the season.[1]

Ravens coach John Harbaugh labeled the loss “a complete disappointment,” highlighting the urgent need to improve their defensive struggles and compensate for absences.[2]

Linebacker Kyle Van Noy expressed concern about the team’s direction at 1-4 but emphasized that a single key play and victory could change the momentum.[2]

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  1. Corrected final score: 44-10, not 34-point difference.
  2. Added exact date: October 5, 2025.
  3. Specified C.J. Stroud’s stats (244 yards, 4 touchdowns).
  4. Noted Texans scored on all eight possessions.
  5. Highlighted Ravens’ key injuries including Lamar Jackson absence.
  6. Included Cooper Rush’s backup quarterback struggles.
  7. Added detailed team stats: total yards, turnovers, rush yards.
  8. Cited reactions from coaches and players.
  9. Included next game schedules for both teams.

FAQ

What issues did Baltimore face during the game?

Baltimore missed key players, including Lamar Jackson and others due to injuries.

How did Stroud perform in the match?

Stroud threw for 244 yards and four touchdowns.

What’s next for both teams?

Baltimore hosts the Rams; Houston plays the Seahawks next.