Texans vs Baltimore Ravens Match Player Stats

The most recent completed Texans vs Baltimore Ravens matchup was played on October 5, 2025, at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore. Houston defeated Baltimore 44-10, producing 417 total yards while holding the Ravens to 207 yards. The Texans led 24-3 at halftime and extended the margin to 44-10 by the end of the fourth quarter.

This article focuses on the October 5, 2025 game, while also placing the matchup in its broader head-to-head and statistical context. The teams are scheduled to meet again in Week 12 of the 2026 season, when Baltimore visits Houston on November 29, 2026.

Key Statistics

Texans vs Ravens Team Statistics

Statistic	Houston Texans	Baltimore Ravens
Final Score	44	10
Total First Downs	27	12
Rushing First Downs	8	4
Passing First Downs	15	7
First Downs by Penalty	4	1
Total Net Yards	417	207
Offensive Plays	66	40
Yards per Play	6.3	5.2
Rushing Yards	167	44
Rushing Attempts	33	19
Yards per Rush	5.1	2.3
Net Passing Yards	250	163
Passing Attempts	31	20
Completions	25	14
Passing TDs	4	0
Interceptions Thrown	0	3
Sacks	2	1
Third Down	7/12	3/8
Fourth Down	1/1	0/0
Penalties-Yards	4-26	9-49
Turnovers	3 forced	3
Touchdowns	5	1
Field Goals	3/3	1/2
Red-Zone Efficiency	4/5	1/2
Time of Possession	36:33	23:27

Houston’s 417-207 advantage in total yardage was accompanied by a 36:33-23:27 edge in possession. The Texans also converted 58.3% of their third downs, compared with 37.5% for Baltimore.

Texans Passing

Player	C/ATT	Yards	TD	INT	Sacks	Passer Rating
C.J. Stroud	23/27	244	4	0	2-17	143.9
Davis Mills	2/4	23	0	0	0	67.7
Team	25/31	267	4	0	2-17	142.1

C.J. Stroud completed 23 of 27 passes for 244 yards and four touchdowns without an interception.

Ravens Passing

Player	C/ATT	Yards	TD	INT	Sacks	Passer Rating
Cooper Rush	14/20	179	0	3	1-16	58.1
Team	14/20	179	0	3	1-16	58.1

Lamar Jackson was inactive for this game, leaving Cooper Rush as Baltimore’s starting quarterback. Rush completed 14 of 20 passes for 179 yards with three interceptions.

Rushing Statistics

Player	Team	Carries	Yards	Avg.	Long	TD
Nick Chubb	Texans	11	61	5.5	27	1
C.J. Stroud	Texans	1	30	30.0	30	0
Woody Marks	Texans	7	24	3.4	11	0
Dameon Pierce	Texans	7	21	3.0	10	0
Braelon Allen	Texans	2	15	7.5	9	0
Nico Collins	Texans	1	8	8.0	8	0
Jaylin Noel	Texans	1	5	5.0	5	0
Davis Mills	Texans	3	3	1.0	5	0
Derrick Henry	Ravens	15	33	2.2	7	1
Keaton Mitchell	Ravens	3	8	2.7	6	0
Justice Hill	Ravens	1	3	3.0	3	0

Houston ran for 167 yards compared with Baltimore’s 44. Nick Chubb supplied 61 yards and a touchdown, while Derrick Henry led Baltimore with 33 rushing yards and one touchdown.

Receiving Statistics

Player	Team	Targets	Receptions	Yards	Avg.	Long	TD
Dalton Schultz	Texans	6	5	60	12.0	21	0
Christian Kirk	Texans	4	4	64	16.0	47	0
Nico Collins	Texans	5	4	52	13.0	24	1
Jayden Higgins	Texans	4	4	32	8.0	14	0
Xavier Hutchinson	Texans	3	3	18	6.0	10	2
Cade Stover	Texans	2	2	23	11.5	19	0
Jaylin Noel	Texans	3	2	13	6.5	9	1
Harrison Bryant	Texans	2	1	5	5.0	5	0
Zay Flowers	Ravens	5	5	72	14.4	56	0
DeAndre Hopkins	Ravens	2	2	46	23.0	29	0
Mark Andrews	Ravens	3	2	22	11.0	12	0
Isaiah Likely	Ravens	1	1	12	12.0	12	0
Charlie Kolar	Ravens	1	1	10	10.0	10	0
Justice Hill	Ravens	2	1	9	9.0	9	0

Christian Kirk led Houston in receiving yards with 64, while Zay Flowers led all Ravens receivers with 72 yards on five catches. Xavier Hutchinson scored twice for Houston.

Career Overview

The Houston Texans entered the NFL in 2002 and are the league’s youngest franchise. Through the 2025 season, Houston had accumulated a 174-214-1 regular-season record and a 7-9 playoff record. Matt Schaub is the franchise’s career passing leader, Arian Foster leads in rushing yards, Andre Johnson leads in receiving yards, and J.J. Watt holds the franchise record for Approximate Value.

The Baltimore Ravens began play in 1996. Through the 2025 season, Baltimore had a 277-208-1 regular-season record, an 18-14 playoff record and two Super Bowl championships. Joe Flacco is the franchise’s career passing-yardage leader, Jamal Lewis leads in rushing yards, Mark Andrews leads in receiving yards, and Ray Lewis has the franchise’s highest Approximate Value total.

The October 5, 2025 meeting was played during the 2025 NFL regular season at M&T Bank Stadium. Houston entered the game at 1-3 and improved to 2-3 with the victory, while Baltimore fell from 1-3 to 1-4.

Career Statistics

Because “Texans vs Baltimore Ravens match player stats” refers to a specific game rather than an individual player, there is no single career-statistics table for the matchup. The relevant franchise career leaders provide historical context:

Category	Houston Texans Leader	Career Total	Baltimore Ravens Leader	Career Total
Passing Yards	Matt Schaub	23,221	Joe Flacco	38,245
Passing TDs	Matt Schaub	124	Joe Flacco	212
Rushing Yards	Arian Foster	6,472	Jamal Lewis	7,801
Rushing TDs	Arian Foster	54	Jamal Lewis	45
Receiving Yards	Andre Johnson	13,597	Mark Andrews	6,001
Receiving TDs	Andre Johnson	64	Mark Andrews	56
Points	Ka’imi Fairbairn	1,040	Justin Tucker	1,775
Approximate Value	J.J. Watt	122	Ray Lewis	224

The franchise leader figures are from Pro Football Reference’s team records.

Season-by-Season Stats

2025 Texans-Ravens Matchup

Date	Venue	Result	Houston	Baltimore
Oct. 5, 2025	M&T Bank Stadium	Texans win	44	10

Houston scored in every quarter and held Baltimore scoreless in the second and fourth quarters.

2025 Game Scoring by Quarter

Quarter	Texans	Ravens
1st	7	3
2nd	17	0
3rd	10	7
4th	10	0
Final	44	10

The Texans built a 24-3 halftime lead before extending it to 34-10 after three quarters.

2025 Texans Key Player Production

Player	Passing	Rushing	Receiving	TDs
C.J. Stroud	244 yds, 4 TD	30 yds	—	4 pass TDs
Nick Chubb	—	61 yds, 1 TD	—	1
Christian Kirk	—	—	4-64	0
Nico Collins	—	—	4-52, 1 TD	1
Xavier Hutchinson	—	—	3-18, 2 TD	2
Jaylin Noel	—	5 yds	2-13, 1 TD	1

2025 Ravens Key Player Production

Player	Passing	Rushing	Receiving	TDs
Cooper Rush	179 yds, 3 INT	—	—	0
Derrick Henry	—	33 yds, 1 TD	—	1
Zay Flowers	—	—	5-72	0
DeAndre Hopkins	—	—	2-46	0
Mark Andrews	—	—	2-22	0
Keaton Mitchell	—	8 yds	1-5	0

Records

Texans-Ravens Series Record

The broader head-to-head series has been controlled by Baltimore. Pro Football Reference lists the Ravens with a 13-3 lead in the 16-game series, including a 3-11 Houston regular-season record and a 0-2 Houston postseason record.

Head-to-Head Category	Record
Total Games	16
Ravens Wins	13
Texans Wins	3
Ties	0
Ravens Regular-Season Record	11-3
Texans Regular-Season Record	3-11
Ravens Playoff Record vs Texans	2-0
Texans Playoff Record vs Ravens	0-2

The 2025 game was Houston’s third victory against Baltimore in the series.

Notable 2025 Game Marks

• Houston scored 44 points, its highest total in this particular matchup.
• The Texans produced 417 total yards.
• Houston rushed for 167 yards.
• C.J. Stroud threw four touchdown passes without an interception.
• Baltimore threw three interceptions.
• Houston converted 7 of 12 third downs.
• The Texans scored on 4 of 5 red-zone possessions.
• Houston held the ball for 36:33.
• Baltimore finished with only 44 rushing yards.

Awards and Honors

The game itself did not produce new league awards, but several players involved have significant NFL honors or recognition.

Player	Team	Major NFL Recognition
C.J. Stroud	Texans	2023 AP Offensive Rookie of the Year
Derrick Henry	Ravens	2020 AP Offensive Player of the Year; four-time First-Team All-Pro; multiple Pro Bowl selections
Lamar Jackson	Ravens	Two-time NFL MVP
Nico Collins	Texans	Pro Bowl recognition
J.J. Watt	Texans history	Three-time NFL Defensive Player of the Year; five-time First-Team All-Pro
Ray Lewis	Ravens history	Two-time NFL Defensive Player of the Year; Super Bowl MVP; Hall of Fame

Lamar Jackson was inactive for the October 5, 2025 game, so his career honors did not translate into game statistics for this matchup. The NFL gamebook lists him among Baltimore’s inactive players.

Performance Trends

Houston’s Passing Efficiency

C.J. Stroud’s performance was the clearest statistical difference in the game. He completed 85.2% of his passes (23 of 27) for 244 yards and four touchdowns, producing a 143.9 passer rating. Houston’s entire passing unit completed 25 of 31 attempts for 267 yards.

Houston’s Balanced Offense

The Texans did not rely solely on Stroud. They generated:

• 167 rushing yards
• 250 net passing yards
• 33 rushing attempts
• 31 pass attempts
• 417 total yards

Nick Chubb’s 61 rushing yards and Stroud’s 30-yard run were particularly significant contributions to Houston’s rushing output.

Baltimore’s Offensive Production

Baltimore generated only 207 total yards. The Ravens averaged 2.3 yards per rushing attempt, compared with Houston’s 5.1. Cooper Rush also threw three interceptions, creating three Houston possessions through turnovers.

Third-Down Difference

Houston converted 58.3% of its third downs, while Baltimore converted 37.5%. That difference helped Houston sustain drives and maintain its 36:33 possession advantage.

Historical Context

Houston and Baltimore have developed a heavily Baltimore-leaning series since the Texans entered the NFL. Before the 2025 meeting, the Ravens had won 12 of the previous 15 games between the franchises according to Pro Football Reference’s matchup database. The Ravens’ historical advantage included two postseason victories.

The 2025 result therefore represented a significant statistical departure from the historical series pattern: Houston scored 44 points and won by 34 points.

The teams’ franchise histories also differ substantially. Houston’s franchise history begins in 2002, while Baltimore’s current franchise dates to 1996. Baltimore has won two Super Bowls, whereas Houston had not appeared in a Super Bowl through the available franchise records.

Head-to-Head Statistics

All-Time Texans vs Ravens

Statistic	Houston Texans	Baltimore Ravens
Games	16	16
Wins	3	13
Losses	13	3
Ties	0	0
Regular-Season Wins	3	11
Regular-Season Losses	11	3
Playoff Wins	0	2
Playoff Losses	2	0
Total Points Scored	260	362

Complete Series Results

Date	Matchup	Result
Dec. 15, 2002	Texans at Ravens	Ravens 23-19
Dec. 4, 2005	Texans at Ravens	Ravens 16-15
Nov. 9, 2008	Texans vs Ravens	Ravens 41-13
Dec. 13, 2010	Texans vs Ravens	Ravens 34-28
Oct. 16, 2011	Texans at Ravens	Ravens 29-14
Jan. 15, 2012	Texans at Ravens	Ravens 20-13
Dec. 21, 2014	Ravens at Texans	Texans 25-13
Nov. 27, 2017	Ravens at Texans	Ravens 23-16
Dec. 20, 2020	Ravens vs Texans	Ravens 34-20
Dec. 25, 2022	Ravens at Texans	Ravens 31-3
Sep. 10, 2023	Texans at Ravens	Ravens 25-9
Dec. 25, 2023	Ravens at 49ers*	—
Oct. 5, 2025	Texans at Ravens	Texans 44-10

*The complete matchup database should be used for the official chronological series listing; the 2025 meeting is the relevant most recent completed Texans-Ravens game.

2025 Head-to-Head Game Comparison

Category	Texans	Ravens	Difference
Points	44	10	+34 HOU
Total Yards	417	207	+210 HOU
Rushing Yards	167	44	+123 HOU
Passing Yards, Net	250	163	+87 HOU
First Downs	27	12	+15 HOU
Third-Down %	58.3%	37.5%	+20.8 HOU
Turnovers	0	3	+3 HOU
Possession	36:33	23:27	+13:06 HOU

Recent Form

Texans

Houston finished the 2025 regular season with a 12-5 record according to the NFL’s 2025 schedule results, and the team’s 2026 campaign began with a 36-31 loss to Buffalo on September 13, 2026.

Ravens

Baltimore finished the 2025 regular season with a 8-9 record and opened the 2026 regular season with a 41-23 victory over Indianapolis on September 13, 2026.

The next Texans-Ravens game is scheduled for November 29, 2026, at Houston. It is currently listed as a 1:00 p.m. local kickoff on CBS.

Statistical Highlights

• Final score: Texans 44, Ravens 10.
• C.J. Stroud: 23/27, 244 yards, 4 TD, 0 INT, 143.9 rating.
• Nick Chubb: 11 carries, 61 yards, 1 TD.
• Christian Kirk: 4 receptions, 64 yards.
• Nico Collins: 4 receptions, 52 yards, 1 TD.
• Xavier Hutchinson: 3 receptions, 18 yards, 2 TDs.
• Zay Flowers: 5 receptions, 72 yards.
• Derrick Henry: 15 carries, 33 yards, 1 TD.
• Cooper Rush: 14/20, 179 yards, 0 TD, 3 INT.
• Houston total offense: 417 yards.
• Baltimore total offense: 207 yards.
• Houston rushing: 167 yards.
• Baltimore rushing: 44 yards.
• Houston third-down conversion: 7/12.
• Houston time of possession: 36:33.
• All-time series: Ravens lead 13-3.

Frequently Asked Questions

What was the final score of Texans vs Baltimore Ravens?

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

Who was the leading passer in Texans vs Ravens?

C.J. Stroud led all passers. He completed 23 of 27 passes for 244 yards and four touchdowns, with no interceptions.

How many touchdowns did C.J. Stroud throw against the Ravens?

Stroud threw four touchdown passes. His touchdown passes went to Xavier Hutchinson twice, Nico Collins and Jaylin Noel.

Who led the Texans in rushing?

Nick Chubb led Houston with 61 rushing yards and one touchdown on 11 carries.

Who led the Ravens in rushing?

Derrick Henry led Baltimore with 33 rushing yards and one touchdown on 15 carries.

Who led the Ravens in receiving?

Zay Flowers led Baltimore with five receptions for 72 yards.

How many interceptions did the Ravens throw?

Baltimore threw three interceptions, all by Cooper Rush. Houston’s Jalen Pitre intercepted two passes and Kamari Lassiter recorded one.

Did Lamar Jackson play against the Texans in October 2025?

No. Jackson was listed as inactive for the October 5, 2025 game. Cooper Rush started at quarterback for Baltimore.

How many total yards did each team have?

Houston generated 417 total yards, while Baltimore produced 207 yards.

What is the all-time Texans vs Ravens record?

The Ravens lead the all-time series 13-3 through the 16 games listed in Pro Football Reference’s matchup database. Baltimore is 2-0 against Houston in the postseason.

When is the next Texans vs Ravens game?

The next scheduled meeting is November 29, 2026, with Baltimore visiting Houston. The game is currently listed for 1:00 p.m. local time on CBS.

Sources and References

• NFL official gamebook: The NFL’s official Houston Texans vs Baltimore Ravens gamebook provides the final individual statistics, team statistics, scoring plays and defensive statistics for the October 5, 2025 matchup.
• NFL official schedules: NFL schedule pages verify the 2025 matchup result and the upcoming 2026 meeting.
• Pro Football Reference: Used for the historical Texans-Ravens head-to-head record and franchise statistical records.
• ESPN: Used as a secondary verification source for the October 5, 2025 box score and passing statistics.
• Houston Texans official schedule: Confirms the 2026 home matchup against Baltimore on November 29.

Statistical note: All game statistics in the main matchup tables are based on the NFL’s official gamebook. Where a career or historical figure is included, it is identified as franchise or series data rather than a statistic from the October 5, 2025 game.