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Texans Dominate Ravens in Impressive Victory

Sunday, October 5, 2025, 1:00 PM ET · M&T Bank Stadium

Houston Texans 44, Baltimore Ravens 10, final. Our NFL picks are sealed as a hash before kickoff and settled in public, losses included.

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Who won Houston Texans vs Baltimore Ravens?

Houston Texans beat Baltimore Ravens 44-10 at M&T Bank Stadium on October 5, 2025.

In a stunning display of dominance, the Houston Texans defeated the Baltimore Ravens 44-10 at M&T Bank Stadium on October 5, 2025. This result marks a significant turnaround for the Texans, who had struggled in earlier matchups this season. Houston's performance was characterized by a strong offensive showing, contrasting sharply with the Ravens' recent form, which has seen them falter in their last two games.

The Ravens entered this game with a home record of 1-4 and had lost their last two games, including a 20-37 defeat to the Kansas City Chiefs and a 30-38 loss to the Detroit Lions. Overall, they had a record of 6-4 over their last ten games, averaging 31.5 points scored per game while allowing 22.3. However, their recent performances have been concerning, particularly as they averaged only 33.2 points scored and 28.6 points allowed in their last five games.

In contrast, the Texans, with a 2-3 away record, had managed to secure a win in their most recent outing, defeating the Tennessee Titans 26-0. Their overall record in the last ten games stood at 4-6, with an average of 17.8 points scored and 18.7 points allowed. Despite their struggles earlier in the season, the Texans have shown signs of improvement, particularly in their last five games, where they averaged 17.4 points scored and allowed just 13.0 points.

Historically, the Ravens had a favorable record against the Texans, having won their previous meeting decisively 31-2 on December 25, 2024. However, this latest encounter turned the tide, showcasing the Texans' ability to adapt and capitalize on their opponents' weaknesses.

In terms of injuries, the Ravens faced several challenges, with key players like Zay Flowers and Nnamdi Madubuike listed as questionable, while Bilhal Kone, Adam Randall, and Danny Pinter were on injured reserve. The Texans also dealt with injuries, including Sam Hagen and Braden Smith on injured reserve, and Brevin Jordan and Jadeveon Clowney listed as questionable.

The betting market reflected the uncertainty surrounding the Ravens, pricing their win probability at 0.0, indicating a lack of confidence in their ability to secure a victory. Conditions at M&T Bank Stadium were likely conducive to a competitive game, but the Ravens were unable to capitalize on their home field advantage.

Viewers of the game were treated to a display of offensive prowess from the Texans, who managed to exploit the Ravens' defensive lapses effectively. The Ravens, meanwhile, struggled to find their rhythm, leading to a disappointing performance that left fans questioning the team's direction as the season progresses.

Injury report

  • Zay FlowersQuestionableLower BodyBaltimore Ravens
  • Bilhal KoneInjured ReserveLower BodyBaltimore Ravens
  • Adam RandallInjured ReserveUndisclosedBaltimore Ravens
  • Nnamdi MadubuikeQuestionableNeckBaltimore Ravens
  • Danny PinterInjured ReserveKneeBaltimore Ravens
  • Sam HagenInjured ReserveUndisclosedHouston Texans
  • Braden SmithInjured ReserveFootHouston Texans
  • Brevin JordanQuestionableKneeHouston Texans
  • Jadeveon ClowneyQuestionableAnkleHouston Texans
  • Tank DellInjured ReserveKnee - ACL + MCLHouston Texans

Leaders

  • Passing yardsCooper Rush14/20, 179 YDS, 3 INTBaltimore Ravens
  • Rushing yardsDerrick Henry15 CAR, 33 YDS, 1 TDBaltimore Ravens
  • Receiving yardsZay Flowers5 REC, 72 YDSBaltimore Ravens
  • Passing yardsC.J. Stroud23/27, 244 YDS, 4 TDHouston Texans
  • Rushing yardsNick Chubb11 CAR, 61 YDS, 1 TDHouston Texans
  • Receiving yardsChristian Kirk4 REC, 64 YDSHouston Texans

Recent form

Baltimore Ravens

Last 10: 6-4Streak L231.5 scored · 22.3 allowed per game3-2 at home

  • L20-37at Kansas City ChiefsSep 28
  • L30-38vs Detroit LionsSep 23
  • W41-17vs Cleveland BrownsSep 14
  • L40-41at Buffalo BillsSep 8
  • W35-10vs Cleveland BrownsJan 4
  • W31-2at Houston TexansDec 25
  • W34-17vs Pittsburgh SteelersDec 21
  • W35-14at New York GiantsDec 15
  • L19-24vs Philadelphia EaglesDec 1
  • W30-23at Los Angeles ChargersNov 26

Houston Texans

Last 10: 4-6Streak W117.8 scored · 18.7 allowed per game2-3 away

  • W26-0vs Tennessee TitansSep 28
  • L10-17at Jacksonville JaguarsSep 21
  • L19-20vs Tampa Bay BuccaneersSep 15
  • L9-14at Los Angeles RamsSep 7
  • W23-14at Tennessee TitansJan 5
  • L2-31vs Baltimore RavensDec 25
  • L19-27at Kansas City ChiefsDec 21
  • W20-12vs Miami DolphinsDec 15
  • W23-20at Jacksonville JaguarsDec 1
  • L27-32vs Tennessee TitansNov 24

Standings

TeamLostPoints againstPoints forTiedWin %WonOverall
Jacksonville154600.66722-1
Tennessee153530.66722-1
Indianapolis272351.16700-2-1
Houston365400.00000-3
Cincinnati0367301.00033-0
Baltimore0137801.00033-0
Cleveland278540.33311-2
Pittsburgh254550.33311-2

Box score

StatHouston TexansBaltimore Ravens
First downs2712
First downs passing157
First downs rushing84
First downs by penalty41
Third downs7-123-8
Fourth downs1-10-0
Offensive plays6640
Total yards417207
Yards per play6.35.2
Drives1010
Net passing yards250163
Completions25/3114/20
Yards per pass7.67.8
Interceptions thrown03
Sacks allowed2-171-16
Rushing yards16744
Rushing attempts3319
Yards per rush5.12.3
Red zone trips4-51-2
Penalties4-269-49
Turnovers03
Fumbles lost00
Defensive touchdowns00
Time of possession36:3323:27

Win probability

Above the line favours Baltimore Ravens, below favours Houston Texans.

Venue

  • M&T Bank StadiumBaltimore, MD
  • Attendance70077
  • OfficialsTom Stephan, Brad Freeman, Mark Pellis, Jabir Walker, Land Clark, Dominique Pender, Jeff Hutcheon

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