The Houston Texans host the New York Giants in a Week 7 game of the 2026 NFL regular season on Sunday, October 25, 2026 at 1:00 PM EDT at Reliant Stadium in Houston, Texas.
Houston enters at 2-4 and is riding a two-game winning streak, even though it is third in the AFC South. The Texans have been productive through the air, ranking fourth in the league in passing yards per game at 270.2 and fourth in receptions per game at 285.7. Their pass rush has also been a clear strength, with 18 sacks in six games, tied for third in the NFL, which gives this matchup a real edge at the line of scrimmage.
The Giants enter 3-2-1 and sit first in the NFC East despite a one-game losing streak. New York has led the division with a defense that has produced six interceptions, tied for fifth in the league, and an offense that ranks 10th in third-down conversion percentage at 41.7 percent. However, the road record stands out because the Giants are still looking for their first road win at 0-1-1.
Below are the details on how to watch.
How to watch New York Giants vs. Houston Texans
- When: Sunday, October 25, 2026 at 1:00 PM ET
- Where: Reliant Stadium, Houston, TX
- TV: FOX
- Transmission: Watch 3 days for free on FOX One
Players to watch
Houston’s passing game is the clearest strength on the field in this matchup, which puts Stroud in the spotlight on Oct. 25 at Reliant Stadium. Through six games, the Texans are averaging 270.2 passing yards per game, which ranks 4th in the league, and Stroud leads Houston with 1,714 yards and 9 touchdowns.
What makes it particularly important here is the contrast in styles. The Giants have generated 6 interceptions in six games, tied for 5th in the league, so Stroud’s ball security matters just as much as his production. Houston has thrown just 1 interception all season and owns a +3 turnover margin. IF Stroud keeps that efficiency intact, the Texans have a strong path to controlling the game through the air.
For the Giants, this game will likely hinge on whether Winston can respond to Houston’s pressure without dropping the ball. New York has thrown 11 touchdown passes this season, tied for 7th in the league, and Winston leads the team with 957 passing yards and 7 touchdown passes.
The challenge is serious. Houston’s defense has 18 sacks in six games, tied for 3rd in the league, and the Texans have added 42 quarterback hits and 20 quarterback hits. Winston is worth watching because he gives the Giants their best chance to match Houston’s scoring pace, but his decision-making under pressure could shape the entire afternoon.
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